Green Curry Salad Recipe Video

Join Chef Ani Phyo as she shows you how to whip up an easy fast dressing in your blender. Recipes from her uncookbook. visit: www.aniphyo.com

Summary

Preparation Time15 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Health IndexHealthyServings2
CuisineAsianCourseSide Dish
MethodBlenderSpecialityPart of Menu
VegetarianVeganMain IngredientSprout Green Moong
Interest GroupHealthy

Ingredients

 
Watercress – 1 bunch
 
Mung bean sprouts – 8 ounces
 
Savoy cabbage – 1 ½ cups, sliced
 
Celery – 3 stalks
 
Carrot – 1
 
Salt – 1 teaspoon
 
Garlic – 4 cloves
 
Thai green curry – 1 tablespoon
 
Flax oil – ¼ cup
 
Brown rice vinegar – 5 tablespoons
 
Lime – 1
 
Toasted cashews – ½ cup
 
Fresh basil – ½ cup

Directions

MAKING
1. Cut the core of the cabbage and cut the cabbage into three pieces and slice very thinly with the knife. Take it in a large bowl.
2. Cut celery into half lengthwise and cut diagonally into little strips. Add it to the bowl.
3. Shred carrots into long, thin shreds. Add it to the bowl.
4. Add bean sprouts and water cress to it.
5. Peel lime. Add the lime zest in the blender.
6. Squeeze lime juice into it. Add rice vinegar, green curry paste, salt, garlic, flax oil and basil.
7. Cover the blender, turn it on and blend till the mixture is of a smooth consistency.
8. Pour contents of the blender evenly over the salad and toss with tongs.

SERVING
9. Make a nice mount of the salad in the center of the plate and garnish with toasted cashews. Serve it immediately.

Editors Review

Hey you salad lovers, check out this Green Curry salad. Made from fresh vegetables, this salad uses Thai Green curry to give a Thai twist to it. The crunchy taste of this salad is worth all the effort. Try it!

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