This is great as a nibble or use over a rice or noodle dish. This is only a small amount but I recommend that if you want larger amounts repeat this recipe several times it does not allow itself to triple...
The yummy coconut shrimp you love with a touch of cayenne to liven things up! The tropical goodness of the coconut really adds a nice touch here. I have found these in Southern (tropical) parts of the...
this is a fusion twist, and is a great springtime dish which is kosher for passover. got it via email, i'd make this the night before so the flavors have a chance to combine
My MIL found this recipe in her Mother's handwriting in a recipe file. It isn't very sweet and I will add 1/2 cup sugar next time I make it. I made this for 8 people tonight and while everyone liked it,...
Appetizer from Simply Seafood by Vicki Emmons. This needs to sit in the refrigerator for 10-15 minutes and then gets deep fried and skewered onto toothpicks. It is served with warmed cutney as a dipping...
From Mark's Daily Apple! You can use shrimp or fish too! When I made this I found out that you don't want to try this was partially frozen chicken - your meat has to be completely thawed. Also the coconut...
Great little dressing which is quick and simple. Toss with salad leaves, stir through rice or dip dim sum in it. Will keep for upto five days in a sealed container
This is really a technique, more that a recipe. Found in Cracking the Coconut, an award-winning cookbook by Su-Mei Yu and owner of my favorite Thai restaurant in San Diego. Yield is a guess because it...
Vege kebabs in an easy to make Thai style sauce. To make a low fat alternative has used skim evaporated milk with a couple of drops of coconut essence. Family favourite.
A very tender recipe and very simple. I made this up myself and gave it a little decoration--you can use toothpicks, honey, and nuts. The recipe is doubled because I had made half the amount and that wasn't...
This is very simple recipe. I replaced the beef with 2 bunches of asparagus and it worked quite well actually. Use it as a sauce for other stir-fries as well.