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Step 1
Crush the peanuts with mortar and pestle or use a food processor to ground the peanuts. Set aside.
Step 2
In a small bowl, add the tamarind pulps plus 1/4 cup warm water. Set aside for 15 mins. Squeeze and extract the juice from the tamarind pulp and discard. Keep the tamarind juice.
Step 3
Chop the Spice Paste ingredients coarsely, transfer to a food processor and blend until very fine. Add a few tablespoons of water to help blending.
Step 4
In a sauce pan, heat the oil on medium heat and add the spice paste.
Step 5
Add the remaining two strips of lemongrass in the spice paste. Fry the spice paste until aromatic and smell spicy.
Step 6
Add the ground peanuts, water, tamarind juice, salt, sugar, coriander powder and sweet soy sauce. Stir to combine well.
Step 7
Reduce the peanut sauce on medium-low heat, stir continuously for about 5-10 minutes or until the peanut sauce thickens to your desired consistency, or until the oil and the peanut sauce separates.
Step 8
Let cool at room temperature and serve with satay.
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