Rediscover Prana Resorts & Spa Koh Samui at - QVI Club
Rediscover Prana Resorts & Spa Koh Samui at - QVI Club
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Som Tam Thai Papaya Salad<br />
1 unripe papaya<br />
1 lemon<br />
1 tom<strong>at</strong>o<br />
1 tbs thai palm sugar<br />
2 cloves of garlic<br />
3 hot chilli peppers<br />
3 tbs of soy sauce<br />
pinch of salt<br />
roasted peanuts<br />
Shred unripe papaya. Using thai mortar and pestle. Pound<br />
garlic and chilli pepper. Add palm sugar, shredded papaya,<br />
soy sauce, lemon juice and zest.<br />
Taste if it’s too salty add more lemon juice or palm sugar<br />
and garnish with roasted peanut<br />
Tung Tong Thai Egg Roll<br />
1 small tin w<strong>at</strong>er chestnuts<br />
1 large shallot<br />
4 tbs cilantro<br />
3/4 cup frozen corn, thawed<br />
1 hot pepper (serrano, jalapeno etc)<br />
1 egg, yolk and white divided<br />
egg roll wrappers<br />
1 tbs cornstarch<br />
2 tbs w<strong>at</strong>er<br />
Oil for frying<br />
Plum or Peanut sauce for dipping<br />
Add w<strong>at</strong>er chestnuts, shallot, cilantro, corn, pepper and<br />
egg yolk to a food processor. Pulse until well combined but<br />
not yet a paste. Make a slurry out of the cornstarch and<br />
w<strong>at</strong>er, add it to the filling and mix.<br />
Quarter the egg roll wrappers with a pizza cutter or knife.<br />
Add about a teaspoon to the middle of each wrapper. Fold<br />
up the bottom of the wrapper over the filling. Tuck both<br />
sides in and roll up. Use the egg white to seal the top of the<br />
eggroll. Fry until golden.<br />
Serve your Tung Tong Thai Egg Rolls with a sauce of some<br />
kind. Plum sauce is popular.<br />
24<br />
There is no sincerer love than the love of food. - George Bernard Shaw<br />
Sticky Rice with Mango<br />
2 cups glutinous (sticky) rice,<br />
soaked in cold w<strong>at</strong>er for <strong>at</strong> least one hour and drained<br />
1 ¼ cups coconut milk, canned or freshly prepared<br />
A pinch of salt<br />
2 tbsp sugar<br />
2 large ripe mangoes, peeled and sliced<br />
In a saucepan bring to a boil the rice, coconut milk,<br />
salt, sugar and 1 ¼ cup w<strong>at</strong>er. Stir. Lower he<strong>at</strong> and<br />
simmer, uncovered, about 8-10 minutes until all the liquid<br />
is absorbed.<br />
Remove from he<strong>at</strong>. Cover and let stand 5 minutes.<br />
Transfer rice to a steamer or double saucepan and steam<br />
15-20 minutes over boiling w<strong>at</strong>er, until rice is cooked<br />
through. Mold the cooked rice into individual ramekins or<br />
small cups lined with plastic wrap.<br />
Cool to room temper<strong>at</strong>ure. At serving time unmold onto a<br />
pl<strong>at</strong>e and top with mango or even strawberries.<br />
Thai Tea Ice Cream Recipe<br />
1-½ cups cream<br />
1-½ cups whole milk<br />
2 eggs<br />
7 oz Curry Simple Thai tea syrup<br />
In a mixing bowl combine all the ingredients. Mix together<br />
for a minute and make sure the egg is broken down. Pour<br />
into an ice cream maker and let mix for 30 minutes.<br />
Put in an air tight container and keep in the freezer.