
Why This Dish Is Always on Repeat
This is one of those dishes I’ve been making for years — for clients, for family, and for myself more times than I can count. Every time I make it, I’m reminded why it’s such a favorite. It’s nourishing, high in protein, deeply satisfying, and honestly much easier to make than it looks.
I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve served this to clients and had them ask for it again. The flavors are bold but balanced, the textures are layered, and the peanut sauce alone is something I could eat by the spoonful. I love peanut butter — love it, love it, love it — and when it’s combined with ginger, garlic, soy sauce, and finished with crunchy peanuts and sesame seeds, it becomes irresistible.
What I also love about this meal is that it feels indulgent while still being made with real, wholesome ingredients. It keeps you full, energized, and satisfied without feeling heavy. The pineapple fried rice brings a subtle sweetness that pairs perfectly with the savory chicken satay, and the fresh herbs at the end tie everything together beautifully.
This is one of those recipes that looks restaurant-level, but once you make it, you realize how approachable it actually is. That’s exactly the kind of food I love to cook.
Pineapple Fried Rice
Thai Chicken Satay
Creamy Peanut Sauce
Optional Garnishes
Pineapple Fried Rice
Chicken Satay
Peanut Sauce
To Serve
Spread the pineapple fried rice on a platter, top with chicken satay skewers, and drizzle generously with peanut sauce. Finish with chopped peanuts, sesame seeds, fresh herbs, and a squeeze of lime if desired. Serve extra sauce on the side.

Approximate Nutrition (Per Serving)
Note
Macros are approximate and may vary depending on specific ingredients, brands used, and portion sizes. They are not guaranteed to be 100% accurate.

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