Chicken and Peanut Sauce Sandwich

This post is a continuation from Quick Pan-fried Chicken & Spicy Peanut Sauce which I've posted last week. 

I fixed a quickie brunch the following day using leftover chicken and peanut sauce as filling for a 6-inch wholemeal baguette. 

Prawn & Clam Pasta

This is an easy-to-make pasta to satisfy my carbohydrate craving. By now, it's quite apparent that I'm a hopeless carbohydrate junkie from my blog posts thus far.

Ingredients:
Angel hair pasta
Canned clams
De-shelled prawns
Chopped garlic
Fresh basil leaves
Garlic-infused oil

Steps:
1. Boil the pasta in salt water (al dente)
2. Heat the pan with garlic-infused oil
3. Brown the chopped garlic, stir in the clams and prawns
4. Pour in the boiled pasta
5. Add a pinch of salt and cracked black pepper to taste
6. Throw in the basil leaves and other herbs as you desire.

Quick Pan-fried Chicken & Spicy Peanut Sauce

Inspired by one of the Malaysian famous delicacies called Satay, I was motivated to try making skewered pan-fried chicken (marinated overnight, any choice of sauce) with chunky peanut sauce. It's a quick dish to make provided that the chicken meat has been pre-marinated.

Peanut sauce:
Grounded peanuts
Curry/Chilli paste
Water
Sugar, Salt and Pepper to taste

Garnishing:
Sliced Onion (lightly sautéed)

Yummy and filling snack, great appetizer!

Tuna and Egg Sandwich

Quick and easy. Mixed all the ingredients below and dinner is served! This is my dinner, what's yours?
Ingredients:
1 wholemeal baguette
Shredded egg omelette
Tuna flakes
Chopped cilantro

Pasta in Spicy Peanut Sauce

It was a crazy idea I had to blend some mixed nuts and make my own spicy peanut sauce. Thankfully it did not turned out as bad as I thought but the pasta was a little bland. 

Sauce:

Grounded nuts

Chilli paste

Garlic infused oil

Chopped garlic and onions 

A little bit of water 

Salt and pepper

Ingredients:

Boiled pasta - al dente

Prawns 

Chicken meat 

It's worth trying and perfecting the taste again! So, I may consider cooking this very soon. 

Nique's: Indian Chicken Curry

Nique's most recent cooking experiments were chicken vindaloo and chicken tikka. They are both indian curry dishes, rich in spices and flavour. Since I did not have the privilege to savour the dishes, I could only do a search on the internet about the differences between these two dishes. Vindaloo is usually a chicken or lamb curry dish mixed with potatoes and it is spicy, whereas tikka which means meat, is usually chicken cutlets in marinade (a combination of aromatic spices and yoghurt).