Sate Roast Spatchcock Chicken
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Sate Roast Spatchcock Chicken

Who can ever resist chicken sate?! This is a take on the classic chicken sate but bolder and more majestic, and easier to prepare. The chicken is spatchcocked so it cooks quicker in a rich, spicy and peanuty sauce. Perfect for sharing.

SERVES: 4 – 6
PREP TIME: 80 minutes
COOKING TIME: 50 minutes

INGREDIENTS

1.5kg chicken, spatchcocked

400g full fat coconut milk

150ml water

Marinade for chicken

1 tbs ground turmeric*

1 tbs vegetable oil

1 tsp ground cumin*

1 tbs caster sugar

1½ tsp salt

3 tbs coconut milk 

Sauce

350g coconut milk

4 tbs Jimmy’s Sate Sauce

½ tsp garlic powder*

1 tbs light soy sauce**

½ tbs caster sugar

2 tbs crunchy peanut butter

 

*We recommend using Rajah spices

**We recommend using Amoy sauces

METHOD

STEP 1

Mix the ingredients for the marinade and pour over the chicken. Rub evenly on all sides. For best results, marinate overnight in the fridge, or for at least 30 mins at room temperature.

STEP 2

Mix all the ingredients for the sauce and set aside.

STEP 3

Preheat the oven to 200°C, take the chicken out of the fridge and let it come to room temperature (about 40mins to an hour before).

STEP 4

Place the chicken skin side up on a roasting tray and roast for 30mins.

STEP 5

Take the chicken out of the oven, give the sauce a stir, and pour it all over the chicken.

STEP 6

Return the chicken to the oven for 20mins. After 10mins, take the chicken out and baste with the sauce in the roasting pan, then return to the oven for the last 10mins.

STEP 7

To check if the chicken is cooked through, pierce the thigh with a skewer and the juices should run clear. You can also pierce it with a meat thermometer; it should be above 74°C.

STEP 8

Lift the chicken onto a chopping board and cover with foil, rest for 15 - 30 mins.

STEP 9

While you wait for the chicken to rest, add 150ml water to the roasting pan and heat on a medium heat. Make sure to scrape the sides. This will be your gravy.

 

TIPS

Ask your butcher to spatchcock the chicken for you

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