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Thai chicken cakes with sweet chilli sauce
Thai·non-vegetarian·easy

Thai chicken cakes with sweet chilli sauce

Alright, folks, get ready for a flavor explosion with my Thai chicken cakes with sweet chilli sauce recipe! Trust me, this dish is a real crowd-pleaser. First off, toss your chicken, garlic, ginger, onion, coriander, and green chilli into a food processor and give them a good blitz. Don't be shy with the seasoning! Once everything is finely ground, use your hands to shape six delicious chicken cakes. Now for a little tip from yours truly: before shaping the cakes, wet your hands with a bit of water. It will prevent the mixture from sticking to your hands and make the process much smoother. No one wants chicken mixture plastered all over their fingers, am I right? Oh, and let me tell you about the time I mistook ginger for garlic while making these cakes... Let's just say it was an interesting flavor twist! Always double-check your ingredients, folks. Serve these tasty cakes with a drizzle of sweet chilli sauce, a squeeze of lime, and a sprinkle of chopped spring onions. Voilà! Enjoy your culinary trip to Thailand right in your own kitchen.

35 min(prep 15 + cook 20)
4 servings
250 kcal
4

Ingredients

Nutrition

250 kcalper serving
Protein20g41%
Carbs10g20%
Fat15g31%
Fiber1g2%
Sugar3g6%

Directions

  1. 1

    step 1

  2. 2

    Toss the chicken, garlic, ginger, onion, coriander and chilli into a food processor and season well. Blitz until the chicken is finely ground and everything is well mixed. Use your hands to shape six small cakes.

  3. 3

    step 2

  4. 4

    Heat the oil in a frying pan, then fry the cakes over a medium heat for about 6-8 mins, turning once. Serve hot, with sweet chilli sauce, lime wedges, coriander, shredded spring onion and red chilli.

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