Author of this recipe
Looking for a vegan dish to serve at your BBQ without your guests suspecting it does not contain meat? Then look no further than this aubergine satay, inspired by the Indonesian satay with peanut marinade. The marinade and the preparation give the aubergine a delicious, tongue-melting texture, which almost resembles meat.
Preparation
Also needed for preparation:
Satay skewers
Aluminium foil
- For the marinade, mix the ingredients together. As the peanut butter is sticky, you can use a food processor or blender to make it nice and even.
- Cut the aubergine into 3cm cubes, place the cubes in a large mixing bowl and pour the marinade over them. Mix the marinade well with your hands, so that the cubes are all well covered. Leave to marinate for at least 30 minutes.
- Thread the cubes onto the skewers. If you like, add lime leaves here and there between the aubergine cubes.
- Wrap each satay skewer in aluminium foil and place on the BBQ grill (medium heat) for 15 minutes (the aubergine should feel soft when you prick it and not dry, otherwise leave them in the aluminium foil for another 5 minutes) with the lid of the BBQ closed.
- Then open the BBQ, remove the satay from the foil and fry the satay directly on the grill (5-10 min) with the lid open. Turn halfway through so that the aubergine is evenly fried. The outside of the aubergine should look a little fried.
Tips from the author
Tip: Place the skewers in water in advance so that they do not burn during grilling.
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