As promised, I will be showing you how to whip up dishes using the homemade Thai spicy sauce I have made.
When I think of thai food, i think of fresh tiger prawns and squids! Hence I paired them up with vermicelli and U used Korean vermicelli instead to add texture to the dish.
I have tried a few brands and I like it that Sing Long's vermicelli doesn't turn soggy or sticky. I also made sure my seafood is not over cooked by tasting it and soaking it in icy water to ensure it is crunchy!
I hope you will like this recipe as much as my family do.
Here's the Ingredients:
2 tablespoon of homemade Thai spicy sauce
Recipe for sauce can be found
here:
http://mummyposhpearl.blogspot.sg/2012/08/thai-sweet-and-spicy-sauce.html
Other ingredients:
1 can straw mushrooms sliced into halves
500g sing long brand vermicelli (avail at Sheng Siong and Giant)
500g tiger prawns deveined and tail-on
500g squids sliced
12 cherry tomatoes
1. In boiling water cook vermicelli for 5 minutes, drain and wash in cold water and refrigerate.
2. In another pot of boiling water, cook prawns and squids for about 3 minutes, or until cooked.
3. Drain and set seafood in a bowl of cold water with ice.
4. Reboil the seafood water and place
Straw mushrooms in for 2-3 minutes, drain in cold water.
5. Remove refrigerated vermicelli and drain under cold water to prevent clumps.
6. Drain and toss everything together in sauce and chill in the refrigerator for another 10 minutes.
7. Serve with lime and fish sauce of you desire.
Inspiring yummy mummies
PoshPearl
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Thai sweet and spicy sauce
I love Thai food for the sweet, spicy and sour taste! It's very appetizing and appeals to many Singaporeans like myself.
This recipe shows you how to prepare a Thai sweet and spicy sauce that can be used as a sauce for salads, fried fish, chicken and seafood stir fry.
Recipe:
Part 1
10 shallots
2 cloves of garlic
15 red chilies
3 coriander roots
4 tablespoon oil
Part 2
4 tablespoon palm sugar
6 tablespoon Thai fish sauce
10 tablespoon Assam(tamarind) water
Part 1
1. Mince garlic and shallot.
2. Add coriander roots and chili and dice finely.
Part 2
3. In a big bowl use 2 tablespoon of Assam and hand knead it with 10 tablespoon of water.
4.Add in palm sugar and mix it till it is dissolved.
5. Add fish sauce and set the mixture aside
Part 1+2
6. Heat oil.
7. Add in part 1 ingredients and stir fry in low heat till fragrant. (about 5 min)
7. Add in part 2 ingredients and bring to a boil and it's ready to be used!
8. For excess, store in a bottle and refrigerate after it is cooled down.
I will be using this sauce to do a variety of dishes! Stay tuned!
Inspiring Yummy Mummies
PoshPearl
This recipe shows you how to prepare a Thai sweet and spicy sauce that can be used as a sauce for salads, fried fish, chicken and seafood stir fry.
Recipe:
Part 1
10 shallots
2 cloves of garlic
15 red chilies
3 coriander roots
4 tablespoon oil
Part 2
4 tablespoon palm sugar
6 tablespoon Thai fish sauce
10 tablespoon Assam(tamarind) water
Part 1
1. Mince garlic and shallot.
2. Add coriander roots and chili and dice finely.
Part 2
3. In a big bowl use 2 tablespoon of Assam and hand knead it with 10 tablespoon of water.
4.Add in palm sugar and mix it till it is dissolved.
5. Add fish sauce and set the mixture aside
Part 1+2
6. Heat oil.
7. Add in part 1 ingredients and stir fry in low heat till fragrant. (about 5 min)
7. Add in part 2 ingredients and bring to a boil and it's ready to be used!
8. For excess, store in a bottle and refrigerate after it is cooled down.
I will be using this sauce to do a variety of dishes! Stay tuned!
Inspiring Yummy Mummies
PoshPearl
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