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Easy Chicken Satay Rice Bowls

one of my favourite ways to eat chicken and rice

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1

Garlic clove, crushed

1

tsp

Curry powder

1/2

tsp

Salt

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Notes

Pink pickled onions: you could pickle just half or a quarter of a red onion for this dish but I think it’s better to pickle the whole onion and then you have it in the fridge for anything else. It’s good in sandwiches, wraps, salads, curries, rice bowls, grain bowls. It just adds a little something. Will keep in a jar in the fridge for at least 2 weeks!

Chicken thighs: you could use chicken breasts here if you prefer.

Make ahead: These are a good meal prep option for lunch on the go. You can make the sauce and it will keep for 4 days or so. It will firm up in the fridge but as it comes back to room temp, it’ll soften. You can always pop in the microwave for 20 second blasts until softened. The chicken thighs and rice can be made 3 days ahead of time and portioned into tupperware. Top with the salad and sauces, keep in the fridge and eat cold. If you want to eat it warm, I would portion up just the rice and chicken and heat until piping hot in the microwave. Then top with the satay sauce and other salad bits.

Rice: don’t worry about cooking your own rice from scratch if you are short on time – those microwavable pouches are super handy (I always have a couple of packets in my larder). You could swap for sticky rice if you prefer the texture.

If you want to double the recipe: double everything as above and on you go.

What to do with leftovers: Satay sauce keeps well in a sealed jar/container in the fridge for 4 days. I like to loosen it and use it as a satay salad dressing sometimes. Leftover rice and chicken can be kept in a tupperware in the fridge for 3 days. Either eat cold (well, room temp – remove from fridge 20-30 mins before eating so it loses the fridge chill) or if you want to eat it warm, I would portion up just the rice and chicken and heat until piping hot in the microwave – about 2 mins. Then top with the satay sauce and other salad bits.

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3 months ago

Margie you are a legend. Your dinners can turn à bad day into a good one. Makes a huge difference. Thank you 🥰

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3 months ago

These are great extra tips! Thank you Jamie! xxx

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Well Jamie you’ve just made my day! Genuinely nothing could make me happier to know Dinner Tonight is helping to make life easier - that’s the whole goal! thank you!!

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3 months ago

By the way chicken bbq skewers were seasoned with salt all over, then cut into three or four pieces. Thread onto skewers. Suspended on a skewer rack, cooked on max for 10 mins. Rotating 2 or 3 times. Perfection.

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3 months ago

Made this tonight. Have made many takes on satay. Not all good either. This was very good. Not surprisingly as very few, if any, DT’s miss the mark. I did the chicken thighs on the bbq, on skewers. Delicious. For any newbies to this recipe. Try adding some honey/sugar to the sauce as it’ll probably be salty. Taste first though as some peanut butters have sugar already. Other than that, this was ‘top bins’.

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Easy Chicken Satay Rice Bowls

one of my favourite ways to eat chicken and rice

Cook

30m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat the airfryer to 180°C or the oven to 200°C fan/220°C regular.

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For

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M

I

1

Garlic clove, crushed

1

tsp

Curry powder

1/2

tsp

Salt

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Notes

Pink pickled onions: you could pickle just half or a quarter of a red onion for this dish but I think it’s better to pickle the whole onion and then you have it in the fridge for anything else. It’s good in sandwiches, wraps, salads, curries, rice bowls, grain bowls. It just adds a little something. Will keep in a jar in the fridge for at least 2 weeks!

Chicken thighs: you could use chicken breasts here if you prefer.

Make ahead: These are a good meal prep option for lunch on the go. You can make the sauce and it will keep for 4 days or so. It will firm up in the fridge but as it comes back to room temp, it’ll soften. You can always pop in the microwave for 20 second blasts until softened. The chicken thighs and rice can be made 3 days ahead of time and portioned into tupperware. Top with the salad and sauces, keep in the fridge and eat cold. If you want to eat it warm, I would portion up just the rice and chicken and heat until piping hot in the microwave. Then top with the satay sauce and other salad bits.

Rice: don’t worry about cooking your own rice from scratch if you are short on time – those microwavable pouches are super handy (I always have a couple of packets in my larder). You could swap for sticky rice if you prefer the texture.

If you want to double the recipe: double everything as above and on you go.

What to do with leftovers: Satay sauce keeps well in a sealed jar/container in the fridge for 4 days. I like to loosen it and use it as a satay salad dressing sometimes. Leftover rice and chicken can be kept in a tupperware in the fridge for 3 days. Either eat cold (well, room temp – remove from fridge 20-30 mins before eating so it loses the fridge chill) or if you want to eat it warm, I would portion up just the rice and chicken and heat until piping hot in the microwave – about 2 mins. Then top with the satay sauce and other salad bits.

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3 months ago

Margie you are a legend. Your dinners can turn à bad day into a good one. Makes a huge difference. Thank you 🥰

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Margie

3 months ago

These are great extra tips! Thank you Jamie! xxx

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Margie

3 months ago

Well Jamie you’ve just made my day! Genuinely nothing could make me happier to know Dinner Tonight is helping to make life easier - that’s the whole goal! thank you!!

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Dinner Tonight Reader

3 months ago

By the way chicken bbq skewers were seasoned with salt all over, then cut into three or four pieces. Thread onto skewers. Suspended on a skewer rack, cooked on max for 10 mins. Rotating 2 or 3 times. Perfection.

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3 months ago

Made this tonight. Have made many takes on satay. Not all good either. This was very good. Not surprisingly as very few, if any, DT’s miss the mark. I did the chicken thighs on the bbq, on skewers. Delicious. For any newbies to this recipe. Try adding some honey/sugar to the sauce as it’ll probably be salty. Taste first though as some peanut butters have sugar already. Other than that, this was ‘top bins’.

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