By Andy Smith
Chicken satay salad
Try this no-fuss, midweek meal that's high in protein and big on flavour. Marinate chicken breasts, then drizzle with a punchy peanut satay sauce
Updated at: Sat, 30 Dec 2023 11:28:47 GMT
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Ingredients
2 servings
1 Tbsptamari
1 tspmedium curry powder
¼ tspground cumin
1garlic clove
finely grated
1 tspclear honey
2skinless chicken breast fillets
or use turkey breast
1 Tbspcrunchy peanut butter
choose a sugar-free version with no palm oil, if possible
1 Tbspsweet chilli sauce
1 Tbsplime juice
sunflower oil
for wiping the pan
2little gem lettuce hearts
cut into wedges
0.25cucumber
halved and sliced
1banana shallot
halved and thinly sliced
1 bunchcoriander
chopped
0.5pomegranate
seeds from
Instructions
Step 1
Pour the tamari into a large dish and stir in the curry powder, cumin, garlic and honey. Mix well. Slice the chicken breasts in half horizontally to make 4 fillets in total, then add to the marinade and mix well to coat. Set aside in the fridge for at least 1 hr, or overnight, to allow the flavours to penetrate the chicken.
Step 2
Meanwhile, mix the peanut butter with the chilli sauce, lime juice, and 1 tbsp water to make a spoonable sauce. When ready to cook the chicken, wipe a large non-stick frying pan with a little oil. Add the chicken and cook, covered with a lid, for 5-6 mins on a medium heat, turning the fillets over for the last min, until cooked but still moist. Set aside, covered, to rest for a few mins.
Step 3
While the chicken rests, toss the lettuce wedges with the cucumber, shallot, coriander and pomegranate, and pile onto plates. Spoon over a little sauce. Slice the chicken, pile on top of the salad and spoon over the remaining sauce. Eat while the chicken is still warm.
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