Recently I've been making beef satay to fix my spicy food cravings. I usually buy sirloin and slice it into 2 inch long, 1/2 inch wide strips. I marinade in a mixture of about 1/3 cup good soy sauce (none o' that salty caramel colored crap), a teaspoon or so toasted sesame oil, a good bit of black pepper, diced up bunch of green onions, a good bit of red pepper flakes and a few large garlic cloves, diced fine. After an hour or so of marinating while being allowed to come to room temp, I skewar the beef and toss it on the grill for 3 or 4 minutes a side, drizzling with the marinade and spreading some of the onion/garlic mash on each side while grilling. So far for a dipping sauce I've been buying commercial Thai peanut sauce and doctoring it up with some of Jims Red Savina flakes, but before I unleash this at a hotluck I'm going to experiment with some hommade peanut sauce. Anyone have a favorite recipe? =Mark "Runs With Scissors" Stevens @ http://www.exit109.com/~mstevens @ @ ICQ# 2059548 @ Where ya' from? Jersey. Yeah? What exit?