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recipes [2025.01.26 05:35] – [Modifications for a Brownie-Like Texture] Steve Isenbergrecipes [2025.03.02 08:18] (current) – [Additional Tips] Steve Isenberg
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 These adjustments will give you a moist, dense, and brownie-like result that pairs beautifully with the pumpkin flavor and chocolate chips! Let me know how it turns out! These adjustments will give you a moist, dense, and brownie-like result that pairs beautifully with the pumpkin flavor and chocolate chips! Let me know how it turns out!
  
 +====== Homemade Satay Sauce Recipe ======
 +**Makes about 1 cup**  
 +I haven’t tried this recipe yet, but satay sauce is really good. Recipe from ChatGPT.
 +
 +=== Ingredients: ===  
 +  * **½ cup** creamy peanut butter (unsweetened, natural is best)  
 +  * **½ cup** coconut milk  
 +  * **1 tbsp** soy sauce  
 +  * **1 tbsp** brown sugar or palm sugar  
 +  * **1 tbsp** lime juice  
 +  * **1 tsp** red curry paste (or ½ tsp chili flakes for spice)  
 +  * **1 tsp** grated ginger  
 +  * **1 clove** garlic, minced  
 +  * **½ tsp** fish sauce (optional, adds depth)  
 +  * **¼ tsp** turmeric powder (for color and mild flavor)  
 +  * **¼ cup** water (adjust for consistency)  
 +
 +=== Instructions: ===  
 +  - **Heat a small saucepan** over medium-low heat.  
 +  - Add **garlic and ginger**, cooking for **30 seconds** until fragrant.  
 +  - Stir in **peanut butter, coconut milk, soy sauce, brown sugar, lime juice, curry paste, fish sauce, and turmeric**.  
 +  - Cook, stirring, until the sauce **thickens** (about 3-5 minutes). If it gets too thick, add **a little water** until it reaches your desired consistency.  
 +  - Taste and adjust: add **more sugar** for sweetness, **more lime juice** for tanginess, or **chili flakes** for heat.  
 +  - Remove from heat and serve warm as a **dipping sauce** or drizzle over grilled meats, noodles, or rice.  
 +
 +=== Storage: === 
 +  * Store in an **airtight container** in the fridge for up to **1 week**.  
 +  * Reheat with **a splash of water** if it thickens too much.  
  
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recipes.txt · Last modified: 2025.03.02 08:18 by Steve Isenberg