July 22, 2009

Balinese Sate Using American Buffalo Meat

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My two sisters will really like  this sate, and hope that they won't be discourage by the long list of ingredients. If you can't find Buffalo (Bison) in your area,  you can use regular ground beef or pork for this recipe. Actually, taste even better with pork. 

Ingredients:
2 large shallots, chopped
5 cloves garlic, chopped
5 Thai chili
1 tbs ginger
2 tsp cumin
1 tbs coriander
1 tsp turmeric
1 tsp powder galangal
2 lemongrass, white part only-sliced
½ small kaffir lime, seeded
2 whole Balinese long pepper (unfortunately there is  no substitute for this one)
1  whole clove
nutmeg, just enough for a taste (optional)
5 black pepercorn
5 white pepercorn
5 kaffir lime leaves                  
1 cup roughly chopped  cilantro
1 tbs Javanese palm sugar aka Gula Jawa, available in Asian grocery store
1 tbs fish sauce, use this brand, it's less fishy/stinky.
bamboo skewer
  • Soak the bamboo skewers at least 15 minutes before using it.
  • Place all ingredients in a food processor, except the ground buffalo, process  to make a paste. Or, using  mortar and pestle (it will taste much more delicious), pound all ingredients until you get the consistency of a smooth paste. Transfer to a large bowl, add the ground buffalo-mix well.
  • Mold more or less a  handful of this mixture around the wooden skewer. Grill until golden brown. Serve immediately with steam rice and saute green.
I'm sending this to: Shinta, Deetha, and Ayin for their event, Masak Bareng yuuk! Hope they like it! 

27 comments:

Cheryl said...

My gosh my mouth is watering just looking at that Sate, YUM

Olga said...

I get to leave the first comment!!! Yeai.
It is a very long list of ingredients, but the final result looks awesome.

Nina Timm said...

Oh wow, you are making my supper look like nothing!!!! I would much rather have these babies to tuck into!!!

katie said...

i love the overabundance of spices here - so decadent. This is the way I felt when I made nepalese momos. the lime leaves are so tantalizing.

I love how much new stuff I learn from your cooking.

Rosa's Yummy Yums said...

What a delightful speciality! I love those wonderful flavors!

Cheers,

Rosa

Jenn said...

I've never tried buffalo before. But this looks really delicious. I must search for some buffalo meat.

Joanne said...

Even though this is a long list, it's mostly spices that I have on hand. I've never tried buffalo. Now I have a reason to!

Natashya said...

Yum, they look awesome!

Helene said...

This is mouthwatering. I would enjoy.

Sophie said...

MMMMMMM..my mouth is totally watering, Elra!!

Yummie all the way,....

Joan Nova said...

Looks quite delicious Elra. Love the grill marks.

The Duo Dishes said...

Bison burgers are delish too. These look quite yummy.

Trixy said...

I've never tried buffalo, but this looks quite delicious!

Murasaki Shikibu said...

Buffalo Sate really sounds good to me. All your food looks so yummy to me Elra...always. :)

Lori Lynn said...

Oh not at all, the long list of ingredients makes it even more intriguing! Looks delicious Elra!
LL

pigpigscorner said...

WOw, I can imagine how tasty it is with that long list of ingredients. I've never heard of Balinese long pepper. What does it taste like?

Selba said...

Yummmm... the sate looks so good! It might be perfect if you can use lemongrass as the stick ;)

Elra said...

@SELBA,
In Bali, never used lemongrass skewer. They always use bamboo skewer (only a little bit flatter and a bit wider) even now!. Those LEMONGRASS skewer, I think it was popularized by the restaurant to make the sate more appealing. Trust me on this one, if you go to Balinese houses especially in the villages, you will never ever seen people uses Lemongrass. They use it for something more useful for that, like "sambel sere" for example. I am Balinese, born and grew up there in the village, so I know exactly what I am talking about. BUT, thanks though for the advise. I am sure it will look more intriguing and excotique.

amandalouden said...

That looks great!

lisaiscooking said...

This spice mixture sounds fantastic! I'll have to hunt for Balinese long peppers.

ttfn300 said...

oh wow, that looks amazing!!! i may totally have to start searching for some of these ingredients i've never seen before :)

figtree said...

Wow what a feast!!I will have to make this soon.Figtreeapps

Claudia said...

Love bison and am not afraid of a list of ingredients that are mostly spices! Looks scrumptious.

Pam said...

I think I would really loves these - you have used some of my very favorite flavors in this dish.

Bridgett said...

I have yet to try buffalo but your photos and description has my mouth watering!

the ungourmet said...

This Sate looks amazing!

nora@ffr said...

wow!! i love the yummy flavors!! sate is one of my favorite :) first dish on my list to make during this weekends. thanx elra
have a nice weekend
cheers!!

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