Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad (ยำสตอเบอรรี่ลูกพีชสดใส่กุ้ง)
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad
Hi, everyone.
I believe one of us had gone through our parent's bookshelf when we're little kids looking for some interesting books to entertain ourselves. As a regular wife in Thailand, my mom always bought cooking, D.I.Y, general information magazines almost every month, and one of those magazines is called "MaeBan".
"Mae" means mother or mom.
"Ban" means house or home.
"MaeBan" means housewife.
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad
I'd say I grew up with "MeaBan". I liked to search for some stuff to do especially D.I.Y such as crochet, knitting, soap and fruit craving. I read almost every topics except cooking; I just looked at those pretty photos but never cook those recipes. Well, even though I enjoyed eating, but I didn't care so much about cooking. I'd help my grandma and my dad to prepare meals, but I'd never been a chef.
Lately, I found "MeaBan" on Facebook. I was surprised and happy to know that the magazine is still alive. It's like I found my old friend that I haven't seen for a long time on Facebook.
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad in a Mixing Bowl
I started to follow the page and saw so many recipes on the page that I'd love to make. Finally, I found a recipe that looked appealing to me. It's called Strawberry Shrimp Salad. I saved the recipe on my cooking list for a while until the perfect time came. We had our friend and her precious baby girl from Dallas to visit us (Houston), and I thought this recipe would be good for our guests.
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad
It has fresh fruit, protein with some greens vegetables and herb pair with lime juice and fish sauce dressing. I adapted the recipe to fit what we have in the U.S. and also changed the dressing a little bit to make it perfect for everyone's taste buds. I think the main thing that my salad version is different from the "MaeBan" version is; I added some fresh peach and switched from Thai peppers to Jalapeno.
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad Ingredients
The original recipe calls for Chinese broccoli stalks, but I used regular broccoli stalks instead. I had broccoli in my fridge, and I didn't want to waste the stalks. Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad is so fresh and full of flavor. It has a sweet taste from strawberry and peach, sour from lime juice, spicy from the jalapeno, and salty from fish sauce. The recipe is pretty light, but if you concern about cholesterol you can substitute from shrimp to ground chicken instead.
Strawberry Peach Shrimp Thai Salad
Here's the recipe.
- • 10 oz. large shrimp (about 20 counts)
- • 1 lb. fresh strawberry
- • 3 fresh peaches
- • 1 cup broccoli stalks
- • 2 unseeded dice jalapeno
- • ½ cup mint leaves
- • 3 stalks green onion cut them in 1 cm.
- • 4 ½ tbsp lime juice
- • 3 tbsp fish sauce
- • 1 tsp Truvia
- • a pinch of salt
- Add lime juice, fish sauce, Truvia, and a pinch of salt in a small bowl and mix them together.
- Stir till the Truvia and salt dissolve with lime juice and fish sauce
- Wash broccoli stalks and cut them into one cm. long. Boil the broccoli in a mall pot. Let it boil for a couple minutes, rinse the hot water and transfer the broccoli to a small bowl and fill the bowl with some ice cubes and cold water. To keep the broccoli stalk crunchy.
- Clean the shrimp, take the shell and take the vein out. Filling water into the same pot. Heat the pot and add cleaned shrimp when the water is boiling. Turn off the stove when the shrimp is cooked (white opaque) and rinse off the hot water. Set it aside.
- Wash and cut strawberry (4 pieces for 1 strawberry).
- Wash and peel peach's skin and cut them into small pieces (bite size).
- Add all the salad ingredients (shrimp, strawberry, peach, broccoli stalk, unseeded jalapeno, mint leaves, green onion) in a large mixing bowl and pour the dressing over the salad ingredients. Mix them well.
- Now, it's ready to serve.
Avoid the jalapeno if the spiciness is not friendly to you.
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