My
winning seafood dipping sauce and marinated always into Garlic chili lime, it’s
more to the typical of Southeast Asia flavor. The sharp pungent flavor just
representatives the region, appetizing at the same time refreshing!
There is
one thing that I absolutely love about Southeast Asian food, its the diversity
of food which is create on its own magnetism. They are fascinated, unique taste
and adventurous to people who try to discover interesting flavor in cooking.
The rich
culture of Southeast Asian food has become the tastiest food in the world! The
very simple daily meals, elaborated feasts characterize all Southeast Asia culinary. The food of the Thais,
Filipinos, Vietnamese, and Indonesians are among the most famous exotic
creations.
However, Thai
food is the most popular cuisine coming from Southeast Asia, the complex flavor
mixing between spicy, sour, sweet and salty just phenomenal!
My recipe
today is more like an appetizer especially great serves for your sunset
cocktail BBQ gathering—Cilantro Prawn serve with spicy garlic lime dipping
sauce.
Cilantro Prawn With Spicy
Garlic-Lime Dipping Sauce
Serves 2
Ingredient
1 lb
Prawns / 450gr
4 stems
cilantro root
4-5 fresh
lemon peel
2 bowls
of ice cube
Some
cilantro leaves for garnish
Water,
the amount will be just enough to submerge the prawns
Preparation
Rinse the prawns under cool running water. Leave the shells, legs and tails on for
added flavor.
Wash
clean the cilantro root under tap water, lightly bash up with rolling pin or
the back of a kitchen knife
Direction
- Place the water in a stock pot and set over high heat. Bring the water into rapid boil, add cilantro root and lemon peel
- Add the prawns to the hot water using a slotted spoon. *Take care not to splash the water.
- Boil the prawns until they are entirely change to bright orange color or until cook through *monitoring it closely.
- Meanwhile Fill in a large bowl with ice (3/4 full). Add enough cold water to cover the ice.
- Once the prawns risen to the surface, using a slotted spoon, transfer the prawns to the ice bath to stop them from cooking further
- As soon as they are cold, transfer the prawns to a colander to get rid any excess water
- Discard cilantro root and lemon peel. Transfer in a bowl cover with plastic cling and chill
Chilli-lime
dipping sauce
Ingredients
3 cloves
garlic
4-5 bird
eye chillies
2
cilantro root
3
tablespoon sugar
3
tablespoon fish sauce
3
tablespoon lime juice
2 sprigs
cilantro leaves, roughly chop
Direction
In a
mortar and pestle, pound together garlic, chilli, cilantro root and sugar
Transfer
into a mixing bowl and add fish sauce and lime, stir well until combine
Discard
cilantro root before serving and sprinkle with chop cilantro.
Presentation
Remove
the prawns from the refrigerator, arrange in a serving plate sprinkle with some
cilantro leaves and side with Chili-Lime dipping sauce
Serve
chill immediately





South-East Asian food is our family favourite! Even though we live far from Asia, we always make Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian food at home. This dipping sauce is my favourite too. I would dip almost anything there.
ReplyDeleteThe prawns look delicious!
Love this chilli- lime dipping sauce! beautiful clicks!
ReplyDeleteSimple yet flavor from shrimp is enhanced by the sauce. I am going to try this weekend. Going to get really fresh and plump shrimp for this recipe. So excited already. Beautifully presented. If I can style like you this easy dish is a great appetizers too. Chinese like shrimp and I think it will be popular for dinner party!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super beautiful pictures, Ira. Itu udang bisa jadi cakep gitu yak :)
ReplyDeleteKalo aku ke Bali, coba hidangkan yg gini niy ya, kita kulitin, makan sambil begosip :D
@Natasha @Bite and Sip Oh, you are one of big loyal person to Southeast Asian food that i ever known which live far far away--I like your cooking site!
ReplyDelete@mycookinghut terima kasih!
ReplyDelete@Nami | Just One Cookbook Thank you. Looking forward for the feedback, how you'd like the recipe and dipping sauce then :))
ReplyDelete@Vania hah, ok van, ntar aku kita bikin ginian kl km ke Bali lagi yeee
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic!! YOu are so fancy dancy! Cant wait to try it!! So happy I found your blog what you think about following each other?? Let me know!
ReplyDeleteXOX
Ash
http://abpetite.blogspot.com/
Beautiful Ira!
ReplyDeleteYou know I feel so calm n inspire whenever I'm at ur space. ...
Im so trying this recipe, living the flavors of the sauce. ...
thank you Reem, you comment always been so supporting!
DeleteLet me know how the recipe works. oh yes, I like so much with the dipping sauce.
Oh what happened to my comment. .. ;)
ReplyDeleteAnyways I just wanted to say ur blog inspire me n make me so happy. ...
Loving this recipe specially the sauce. .. will try soon
I've got you first comment Remm, its just awaiting to be moderate by me :)
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