Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Wednesday Special 06
It has been a terrific week with so many public holidays here in Bangkok. Despite the political turmoil, we still could find peace and happiness by getting away to the countryside. Managed to travel with T and his friends to the floating market and a beautiful clay workshop in Chachoengsao. Just in those moments, we forgot about all the chaos and enjoyed the trip to the fullest.
Meanwhile, the April's DMBLGIT host - the beautiful and talented Julia of Melanger Baking had sent me the award for winning the contest. So excited! Thanks to Julia, the judges Dominique of De vous à moi, El of Fresh, Giao of Kiss My Spatula and Mowie of Mowielicious. And Andrew of Spittoon!
It is another Wednesday Special. I would like to share a simple dish that mostly served on my dining table. T and I loved this easy-to-cook rice accompaniment and we hope you will too. And feel free to substitute any ingredient if you have your prefererred vegetable or meat in mind!
FRIED PRAWNS WITH SWEET GREEN PEAS AND GINKGO NUTS
Serves 2
Ingredients:
- Olive oil > 2 tablespoons
- Garlic - slice > 2 cloves
- Big prawns - remove head and feet > 4
- Sweet green peas > 100 grams
- Bean sprouts > 100 grams
- Ginkgo nuts > 25 grams
- Tomato - slice > 1
- Salt > 1/4 teaspoon
- Granulated sugar > 1 teaspoon
- Worchestershire sauce > 2 teaspoons
- Coriander or mint leaves > to granish
Method:
- Saute garlic in olive oil until golden brown and fragrant.
- Fold in prawns and fry for a while.
- Add green peas, bean spouts, ginkgo nuts, and tomatoes, followed with the salt, sugar and worchestershire sauce. Stir occasionally until cooked.
- Place in the serving plate. Garnish with coriander or mint leaves.
- Serve.
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Congratulations on your win and well, it's a fantastic photo so very deserved! I keep forgetting that you are in Bangkok but it must be hard there at times right now. Hope things get settled soon! In the meantime I love this dish
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, your photo is really beautiful! It was a real pleasure (and a hard work too)to be one of the judges this year: we had a lot of good photos this month! I'm very happy for you...
ReplyDeleteKris, Congrats are in order!
ReplyDeleteSuch a feast for the eyes, and the palate!
un très beau mélange de couleurs et de saveurs, j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne journée
Wow! this looks so good! Congratulations and little R&R does help=;) I noticed there was no liquid added to the dish, so this is sort of a stir fry?. I haven't tried gingko nuts, i think i must try them soon.
ReplyDeleteBTW, i was wondering if you have a recipe for a Thai salad, it had green papaya, mango and i think apples? I actually had this salad during our visit to Bangkok years and years ago=;). It was served along a very crispy fish(that was delicious as well). I just thought about that salad now that the mangoes are in season..Asian mangoes that is!
This is a good-looking blog indeed! And that dish is very good-looking to! I've never had gingko nuts.... but I'm going to Japan soon, so maybe I'll have a chance to taste some!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Kris on this award. You really deserved it. This dish looks so perfect and colorful.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! :))))
ReplyDeleteAnd I love that beautiful plate of food. Those prawns look soo good!!
This is sssooo delicious and gorgeous looking meal....
ReplyDeleteThat was your photo! Congrats - it looked amazing. You have a great eye for detail and styling.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Kris! You deserve it :) I love this recipe, yummy looking prawns there
ReplyDeleteyummmyyy, I'm drooling here!! HELP!!
ReplyDeleteKris, Just came across your exquisite blog through a friend. I'm in awe of your beautiful food and photos. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your well deserved award. This dish is so colorful and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple, tasty dish to go with rice! The prawns look amazing, i wish i had access to fresh one like these as opposed to frozen ones :( And CONGRATS on winning the award, Kris! Can't say i'm surprised though, you're great!
ReplyDeleteFantastic salad and congratulations on your win. Your photography is delightful
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the award!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your win! I adore your photos and you deserve any and all awards!
ReplyDeleteThe salad is a delight. To taste and to look at. The colors are magnificent! I confess I am not a lettuce lover so salads like this are perfect for me!
Congrats on your win, so well deserved!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis salad looks amazing!!