These Easy Vegan Crispy Chicken Steaks With Satay Sauce are healthy, high protein and it’s perfect if you are craving chicken. This Easy Vegan Crispy Chicken Steaks With Satay Sauce is high on protein, healthy and pretty easy to make. The texture is crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. The satay sauce complements it perfectly.
The ‘chicken’ steaks are made out of tofu, which is then coated in a little bit of the satay sauce, then breaded with the breadcrumbs and baked to perfection. No frying here!
The satay sauce is pretty simple too all you need for it is:
1. Shallots
2. Garlic
3. Chillies
4. Maple Syrup
5. Soya Sauce
6. Peanut Butter
7. Coconut milk
8. And a bit of oil
This recipe is the perfect vegan comfort food to make on a Friday night after a long busy week.
It’s crispy on the outside, and juicy and saucy on the inside. Drizzle some extra satay sauce on top, and you have got the perfect dinner. I paired it with sweet potato fries which I baked.
Let’s get cooking, shall we?
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More Vegan Recipes:
1. Easy Vegan Philly Cheesesteak Stuffed Baguette
2. Easy Vegan Watermelon Steak
3. Easy Vegan Vegetable Katsu Curry
Each steak ( without the sauce ) contains 264 calories.
Makes 3-4 steaks
INGREDIENTS:
For the Satay Sauce:
2 tbsp vegetable oil
2 large banana shallot, chopped
4 Thai chillies
2 large clove garlic minced
2 tbsp maple syrup
3/4 cup/ 6.3 oz/150g peanut butter
2 tsp soy sauce
6.6oz/ 200ml coconut milk (half a can/tin)
For the Tofu Steaks:
1 block, 1 1/14 cups ( 300g ) of firm tofu (the extra firm is ideal)
100g panko breadcrumbs, or any breadcrumbs you have, I had golden breadcrumbs
Cooking oil spray
METHOD:
1. First, prepare the sauce. Trim and finely slice the chillies | Warm the vegetable oil in a deep frying pan over a medium heat | Add the shallots to the pan with a pinch of salt, stir for 2 minutes | Add the garlic and chillies to the pan and stir for 1 minute | Turn the heat down, add the maple syrup and soy sauce to the pan and stir for 30 seconds | Add the peanut butter to the pan with 2 tbsp water and stir to form a sauce.
2. Transfer half the sauce to a mixing bowl. Now, make the sauce saucier | Pour the coconut milk into the pan, stir into the mixture and warm through | Take the pan off the stove and set to one side.
3. Now, prepare and roast the tofu steaks | Cut the block of pre-pressed tofu in half and cut the halves in half (you’ll have 4 steaks in total) | Put the slices in the mixing bowl with the sauce and carefully fold them around so they’re well covered (this might be a bit messy and sticky so you might need to use two spoons)
4. Add the panko breadcrumbs to a large shallow bowl | Roll the tofu steaks around in the panko making sure they’re well covered Cut a large rectangle of tin foil off the roll and put the rectangle in the centre of the baking tray | Spray the tin foil with a light coating of cooking spray | Place the tofu steaks in the middle of the tin foil rectangle and wrap the tin foil around them to form a parcel
5. Put the tray in a preheated oven to 425F/200C and roast the steaks for 35-40 minutes, opening the tin foil parcel for the final 10 minutes of cooking (this will crisp up the panko coating)
5. Meanwhile, prepare your sides, I made sweet potato wedges, roasted mushrooms and peppers to go with it, but you can put rice and some greens on the side if you like, it will work well with the sauce!
6. Warm the satay sauce over a medium heat adding water to reach your desired consistency (The sauce will thicken quickly so do this right before you remove the steaks from the oven) Time to serve! | Take the tofu out of the oven and plate up with your chosen sides| Pour the satay pouring the sauce over dish | Garnish with black sesame seeds and serve.
2 Comments
g wong
19 February 2020 at 19h09I’m a vegan and I had previously searched for peanut satay sauce. My browser recommended your recipe when I came back a few days later to search for something else. What’s great about your recipe is that you use maple syrup as a sweetener, which I don’t need to switch out bc I have an intolerance to refined sweeteners. TY for a great article n recipe. Looking forward to trying it out soon 🙂
elena
20 February 2020 at 12h02So, so pleased you found the article useful! I hope you enjoy the recipe once you try it 🙂