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Pounded raw string bean salad

aristotle cabiles
aristotle cabiles @pinoyfoodie
Cambodia

As most if not all my vegetarian recipes, this is once again developed for Britta. We had this salad in a trip advisor recommended food stop in Pakse, in Laos PDR. this was our last stop in our north to south Laos Christmas holiday. Most main courses in Laos are served with sticky rice and this was no exception. It originally is a non vegetarian salad as with most Asian salads because of the addition of fish sauce. Of course, salt can never replace the complex saltiness of fish sauce, but using salt to draw out flavors from the vegetables themselves balances out the sharpness of the salt, and thus rounds out the dish. This needs a mortar and pestle to prepare. A wooden one or a stone one would be best. The mortar and pestle in combination with abrasive ingredients like salt and sugar makes the 'dressing' for the salad. Again this is best served with flat bread and topped with smoked tofu.

As most if not all my vegetarian recipes, this is once again developed for Britta. We had this salad in a trip advisor recommended food stop in Pakse, in Laos PDR. this was our last stop in our north to south Laos Christmas holiday. Most main courses in Laos are served with sticky rice and this was no exception. It originally is a non vegetarian salad as with most Asian salads because of the addition of fish sauce. Of course, salt can never replace the complex saltiness of fish sauce, but using salt to draw out flavors from the vegetables themselves balances out the sharpness of the salt, and thus rounds out the dish. This needs a mortar and pestle to prepare. A wooden one or a stone one would be best. The mortar and pestle in combination with abrasive ingredients like salt and sugar makes the 'dressing' for the salad. Again this is best served with flat bread and topped with smoked tofu.

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Pounded raw string bean salad

aristotle cabiles
aristotle cabiles @pinoyfoodie
Cambodia

As most if not all my vegetarian recipes, this is once again developed for Britta. We had this salad in a trip advisor recommended food stop in Pakse, in Laos PDR. this was our last stop in our north to south Laos Christmas holiday. Most main courses in Laos are served with sticky rice and this was no exception. It originally is a non vegetarian salad as with most Asian salads because of the addition of fish sauce. Of course, salt can never replace the complex saltiness of fish sauce, but using salt to draw out flavors from the vegetables themselves balances out the sharpness of the salt, and thus rounds out the dish. This needs a mortar and pestle to prepare. A wooden one or a stone one would be best. The mortar and pestle in combination with abrasive ingredients like salt and sugar makes the 'dressing' for the salad. Again this is best served with flat bread and topped with smoked tofu.

As most if not all my vegetarian recipes, this is once again developed for Britta. We had this salad in a trip advisor recommended food stop in Pakse, in Laos PDR. this was our last stop in our north to south Laos Christmas holiday. Most main courses in Laos are served with sticky rice and this was no exception. It originally is a non vegetarian salad as with most Asian salads because of the addition of fish sauce. Of course, salt can never replace the complex saltiness of fish sauce, but using salt to draw out flavors from the vegetables themselves balances out the sharpness of the salt, and thus rounds out the dish. This needs a mortar and pestle to prepare. A wooden one or a stone one would be best. The mortar and pestle in combination with abrasive ingredients like salt and sugar makes the 'dressing' for the salad. Again this is best served with flat bread and topped with smoked tofu.

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Ingredients

15-20 mins
2 servings
  • 200 gramsstring beans, cut to 2 CM long pcs
  • 2 clovesgarlic
  • 50 gramscherry tomatoes
  • 100cucumber sliced
  • Juice of 1 lime
  • 1 teaspoonsea salt
  • 1.5 teaspoonsugar
  • to tasteBlack pepper
  • Chili flakes
  • Lettuce leaves 100 grams
  • A fewdrops of toasted sesame seed oil
  • 1 handfulchopped nuts (peanut, cashew nuts, pumpkin seeds)
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15-20 mins
  1. 1

    In a mortar and pestle, place garlic cloves and salt and slowly crush garlic into a coarse paste.

  2. 2

    Add beans and crush the beans, be careful not to turn the whole thing into a paste. Crunch is key to this salad.

  3. 3

    Add tomatoes and slowly crush and incorporate into the mix.

  4. 4

    Add sugar and mix with a spoon to put all ingredients that are sticking to the side of the mortar.

  5. 5

    Add the cucumber and crush lightly to release the juices.

  6. 6

    Season with lime juice, black pepper and chilli flakes.

  7. 7

    Spoon into a serving bowl with a bed of lettuce and top with crushed, roasted peanuts and cashew nuts, fresh chilies and spring onions and drizzle with sesame seed oil.

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