Sata : Enak Di Makan. Makan Satu Nak Lagi

Sata merupakan satu makanan tradisonal Terengganu. Sata di perbuat dari isi ikan yang digaul dengan kelapa parut dan ditambah dengan lada, garam, halia dan gula. Sebenarnya sata merupakan salah satu makan kegemaran keluarga saya. Beli banyak atau sedikit, mesti akan habis dimakan. Kebiasaanya ada boleh membelinya di deretan kedai menjual keropok goreng di Kelulut.  Saya ditunjukan cara membuat sata oleh seorang peniaga gerai di Chendering tentang cara pembuatan dan pembungkusan sata. (Sebagaiman gambar diatas)

Saya ingin berkongsi satu artikel / ulasan menarik tentang keenakan sata Terengganu yang saya baca dari website dibawah :

http://www.malaysiabest.net/2006/08/27/sata-terengganu-grilled-fish-in-banana-leaves/

Sata or Satah is probably Terengganu best kept secret. I had been to Terengganu four times and wonder why I had never heard or seen sata until now? It is simply the most delicious snack Terengganu has to offer. There are two variations. One is the conical shape one as seen above which I bought along the road leading to Merang. If you are going to Redang Island, you are bound to see these stalls lining the roadside.

The grilled sata which is selling for only RM2 per stick with four packets. Inside, there is the most flavourful and fragrant packet of fish paste mixed with onion, ginger and cut red chillies. These conical shape ones are not spicy and my children love them.

Meanwhile, another version which I bought from Seberang Takir near Kuala Terengganu has a different shape. This packet is very spicy and taste really nice. These are all freshly out of the charcoal grill and hence smell soooo good.

I did a google for Sata and am so glad that Boo has shared a recipe which she found from Flavours Magazine. It is made of blended paste of fish, onion, ginger, coconut, chillies and tumeric leave. Now, I can experiment making my own sata without driving 475 KM to Kuala Terengganu for them.
I have tried so many new dishes while in Terengganu apart from the regular Nasi Dagang and keropok lekor. Watch out for the Terengganu series…

Artikel dipetik dari :

http://www.malaysiabest.net/2006/08/27/sata-terengganu-grilled-fish-in-banana-leaves/

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