This is an Indonesian style Peanut sauce that goes great with meat and vegetables.
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Servings: 8
Yield: 2 cups
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Tips
Be careful with the water it cannot be taken out and the sauce should not be boiling.
When the sauce is left boiling the oil in the peanut butter will separate from the peanuts.
If that
happens add a bit of cream and whisk vigorously and cross your fingers
it will mix again. Otherwise scoop off the oil and just don't tell
anyone.
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Nutrition Facts
Nutrition
(per serving): 31 calories, 21 calories from fat, 2,4g total fat, 5,1mg
cholesterol, 284,7mg sodium, 50,4mg potassium, 1,6g carbohydrates,
<1g fiber, <1g sugar, 1,1g protein, 1,3g net carbohydrates.
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