Posted by Cshell on Oct 4, '06 2:27 PM for everyone
Category:   Salads
Style:   Thai

Description:
I love Thai food. This one is very easy to put together and a great addition to barbeque cookouts or 'sumsuman' for drinking parties. I crave for this dish every now and then.

Ingredients:
2 beef steaks cooked medium or medium rare
1/4 red onion sliced thinly
1-2 limes
2 tablespoons fish sauce
10 sprigs cilantro
cucumber thinly sliced
1 tablespoon dried chili peppers (or any chili you can add to make it hot)

Directions:
Slice the steak against the grain into very thin slices .

Mince most of the cilantro, but set aside a few sprigs of cilantro for a garnish. Put the beef, onion, cilantro, cucumber, fish sauce and chili pepper in a bowl and mix together.

Add juice of 1 lime and taste. Depending on how sour and how juicy your lime is, you might need more. If you need more lime, keep adding just a little. This dish should taste a little hot, and well balanced between the lime and the fish sauce. Serve warm or cold.


bingle wrote on Oct 5, '06
yummy ate!!! hehehehehe makes me hungry!!! i agree with you ... love thai food.....!!!
cshell wrote on Oct 5, '06
I also got a recipe of Thai Pork Barbeque. I'll have to try it first and post it here if it's any good .. hehehe.
jjkaitlin wrote on Oct 8, '06, edited on Oct 8, '06
I tried your glazed pork chop last week. It taste diff. kasi I don't have the crushed pineapple, but revised it with an orange juice. Taste yummmmmm din naman. I think it taste diff. din kasi I had in a toaster oven instead of the real big oven. WHAT DO YOU ABT. THINK This?????
cshell wrote on Oct 9, '06
other than the meat, i haven't tried revising the other ingredients and how it's cooked. cool, i didn't think of that, substituting pinapples with orange juice, then it'll be 'orange glazed spare ribs or pork chops'. matikman nga.
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