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Food Sate Typical Padang West Sumatra








Sate Padang is the name for three types of satay variant in West Sumatra, namely Sate Padang, Sate Padang Panjang and also Sate Pariaman. Sate Padang uses beef, tongue, and also jerohan or (heart, intestines, and veteran) in the presence of thick peanut sauce that (similar to porridge) plus more chili so much that it is quite spicy.



Sate Padang Panjang is distinguished by the presence of its satay which has a yellow color while for Pariaman satay this red sauce. The taste for both types of satay is also of course different. As for Padang satay, it has a variety of flavors of the two types of variants of this satay above. Fresh meat is put into a large drum that contains water and also boiled twice to soft and use drums and also different water. This meat is sliced and also smeared with spices and herbs.



Meanwhile, this stew water is used as broth sauce, ingredients to make sate sauce. Then broth sauce should be mixed with 19 kinds of spices and also spices that have been mashed like (onion, then garlic, turmeric, ginger, and also lemongrass) and mixed with various kinds of chili. The whole spice is then made into one and cooked for about 15 minutes. Spice is what will make the taste of vegetable sate to rich taste.



Sate Padang itself is only burned when ordered, which is burned using charcoal from coconut shell material. Eaten in a state of sate is still warm, usually, will be added with Minangkabau typical Balado food chips. Some sellers of Padang sate which are well known by Minang ethnic community or also the nomads among them are Sate Mak Syukur Padang Panjang, Sate Dangung-Dangung, and also Sate KMS.

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