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Showing posts with label Shrimp. Show all posts

White Chaw-Moung and shrimp (Khanom Chaw-Moung Sri-Khaw sai koong)


Khanom Chaw-moung  or Steamed dark indigo flower flour with filling is another Thai dessert.  This dessert not easy to find present.  But for this recipe I didn’t  use any color filling, It is the natural color of the flour used... Because today we find it very difficult indigo flower.  But the lack of color makes the dessert  look clean and tasty.   But if you really want to taste I suggest try to do by yourself  better then out to find from somewhere else.   It’s more difficult to find.    This dessert will consist of 2 parts white is part of the flour and the mincemeat is filling….

Ingredients: Filling
  • 200 grs shrimp chopped
  • ¼  cup shredded coconut
  • 1 tbsp shallot, diced
  • 1 ½ tbsp sugar
  • ½ tsp pepper
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 6 glove garlic, crushed
  • 3 coriander root, chopped

Ingredients:  for  Flour
  • ½  cup cassava flour
  • 2 cups rice flour
  • ½  tbs arrow root flour
  • 3 cups white jasmine flower water
  • ½  cup thick vine bearing dark indigo water
  • 2 tsp lime juice
  • ½  cup coconut cream
  • 2 tsp vegetable oil
Preparation: Filling
  1. Heat a pan and pour all of the ingredients filling into a hot pan.
  2. Then stir the filling until well mixed.
  3. Lift the pan from heat.
  4. Add sugar and continue stir the filling until mixed well.
Preparation: Flour
  1. Mix 3 kinds of flour together
  2. Pour white jasmine flower water little by little kneads the flour for 5 minutes.
  3. Then pour the whole white jasmine flower water.
  4. Stir the mixture at the low heat until the cooked flour comes off easily. 
  5. Then take the pan out from heat. 
  6. Knead and make the cooked flour into small ball shape.
  7. Make small balls into bulge shape at the bottom (Do not make it to thin) Put the filling on. 
  8. Cover and make into flower by using tweezers. 
  9. Steam the flower in a double boiler for 4-5 minutes. 
  10. Then sprinkle the cooked flower flour with viscid
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Khao Niew Moon Na Goong (Sweet Shrimp on Yellow Rice)



This Sweet Shrimp on Yellow Rice or Thai call "Khao Niew Moon Na Goong" recipe may sound strange. It is a dessert but we use shrimp on a base of (non-spicy) curried rice. A common Thai dish, even the ingredients are not common to desserts! But this is "Thai Dessert" Enjoy ka!

Ingredients for Yellow Rice
  • 100 gms Sticky Rice
  • 1-2 Tsp Tumeric
  • 200 ml Coconut Milk
  • 150 gms Sugar
  • 1 Tsp Salt
Ingredients for Sweet Shrimp
  • 100 gms Shrimps
  • 2-3 Garlic Cloves
  • 1 Tsp White Pepper
  • 10 gms Coriander Root or Seeds
  • 100 gms Desiccated (Ground) Coconut
  • 150 gms Sugar
  • 1 Tsp Salt
  • 2 Tbsp Oil
  • 2-3 Drops of Orange Food Colouring
  • 10 gms Sliced Kaffir Leaves for Garnish
Preparation
  • To make the yellow rice, soak the sticky rice in warm water, and tumeric and leave for 4-8 hours.
  • Steam the rice until cooked, (approximately 15 minutes).
  • Place the rice in a bowl, mix with the sugar, salt and coconut milk.
  • Leave it to soak up the coconut milk.
  • Now to the shrimp topping.
  • Clean the shrimp, remove the shell and cut down the back to remove the black thread 'gut'.
  • Chop the shrimp into a fine mince.
  • Pound the garlic and coriander root/seeds and white pepper together until well ground up.
  • Fry the shrimp and pounded mixture in a frying pan with a little oil until part cooked, 30 seconds or so is fine.
  • Mix the ground coconut with the orange food colouring, add to the frying pan, add the sugar and salt and fry for a further 2 minutes.
  • The sugar will slightly caramelize.
  • Serve a small bowl of the yellow rice with the sweet shrimp on top and garnish with some slices of kaffie lime leaves.
   











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    Quick and Easy Sesame Shrimp Stir-Fry

    Easy sesame shrimp stir-fry on rice.

    I was stir-frying last night. I know. Big YAWN. No big whup. B-o-r-i-n-g.

    But what you don't know? That despite the hefty gusts of juniper pollen thickened wind battering the casita (hefty gusts of juniper pollen thickened wind makes me downright prickly if not certifiable) I managed to gather my dull, throbbing wits long enough to create a new stir-fry sauce.

    For you, Dear Reader.



    JUNIPER ASSAULTED GODDESS
    (chewing)

    So. What do you think? On a scale of one to ten?

    PATIENT KIND HUSBAND
    (scraping bowl spotless)

    Um. Really, really tasty. Eleven. And a half.

    JUNIPER ASSAULTED GODDESS
    (blowing pollen thickened nose)

    Really? Wow. Wait.
    (pause)
    It's not a twelve?





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    Shrimp Fried Rice

    Shrimp Stir-fry Recipe
    My favorite quick dinner recipe- shrimp fried rice with crisp veggies.


    First, let us stop and take a humble moment to thank our lucky celiac stars that brown rice is gluten-free. Yes, it's true, we all mourn the loss of some fabulous decadent thing we can no longer sink our teeth into- the tender flaky chocolate croissant, the finger licking stickiness of a honey glazed Dunkin Donut, or the crusty, chewy simplicity of a freshly baked baguette, hand torn and shared with love and a gleaming plate of extra virgin olive oil. Heavy sigh.

    But (and you just knew a but was coming, didn't you?) after the craving passes and you find yourself back on planet earth, hungry, tired, staring into the open cupboard with a familiar pang that cries out for real food, a bag of organic brown rice can make your night. There's nothing else quite like the satisfying earthy goodness of it.

    So let us appreciate this humble, nutty grain (actually a grass) and stir up something quick and rice-tastic.


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