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Thursday May 15, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Superb Grilled Salmon: Thai Grilled Salmon with Coconut Sambal!More Easy & Sumptuous Grilled Recipes from the Thai Kitchen:
Wednesday May 14, 2008 | permalink | comments (1) New Dessert Recipe - Scrumptious Banana Cake (gluten free)! This week, why not treat yourself to a guilt-free dessert - like my new Thai-style Banana Cake Recipe. This dessert is actually a cross between a cake and a pudding - more like a traditional British pudding. A warm, moist cake is combined with a sweet, butterscotch-like sauce (the sauce is baked right into the cake). A great way to use up leftover bananans, this cake makes a scrumptiously-good dessert or midday snack. In Thailand, it would be steamed, but I find this dessert turns out just as good baked (makes it easier too). It's simple to put together, and if you happen to be following a gluten-free diet, this healthly banana cake is perfect for you. ENJOY! (photo by D.Schmidt)More Easy, Delicious, and Guilt-free Thai Treats (gluten-free too)!
Tuesday May 13, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Soup as Comfort Food: Homemade Chicken Dumpling Soup Recipe If Monday feels like "munday", this oh-so-soothing Chicken Dumpling Soup Recipe is just the thing to soothe both body and spirit. In fact, I find this Thai version of wonton soup so delicious, it's addictive! Makes a great way to use up leftover roast chicken or turkey, and the chicken dumplings are easily put together using wonton wrappers (wrapping instructions included). The dumplings are added to a delicious chicken-lemongrass broth, along with a variety of nutritious vegetables. Makes a healthy, well-balanced dinner, and leftovers make superb work-day lunches. ENJOY! (photo by D.Schmidt)More Thai Soups that Heal and Restore:
Monday May 12, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Best Stir Fry: Lime Chicken Stir Fry (with Bell Peppers & Basil)!More Mouth-Watering Thai Stir-Fry Recipes:
Sunday May 11, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Have a Mango! - How to Enjoy Fresh Mango (including Mango Recipes) Mangos are coming into season. But if you've ever passed up a chance at buying fresh mangos (because you weren't sure how to go about choosing or preparing one), check out my All About Mangos Guide: How to Choose, Cut, and Eat a Mango. Picking a ripe mango requires using your hands and especially your nose. But once you've chosen one, it also helps to know how best to cut it in order to enjoy that sweet and succulent mango fruit. So take a virtual walk through this article - you'll also find delicious Thai recipes for both entrees and desserts that call for fresh mango, such as popular Mango Salsa, and that most famous of Thai desserts: Mango Sticky Sweet Rice Dessert. ENJOY! (photo by D. Schmidt)Mango Recipes - Use Your Fresh Mango to Make the Following Mango-licious Treats!
Saturday May 10, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Scrumptious Salad! - Best Salad Recipes for Spring & Summer Light, fresh, and healthy is what spring & summer eating is all about. And these Best Salad Recipes for Spring/Summer are just the thing to get you into a summer frame of mind (and body!). This Easy Tossed Green Salad for instance, is delicious whether enjoyed as an everyday dish, or taken to a party. Find your favorite type of salad recipe, from chicken salad to noodle salad, seafood salad to simple cucumber salad - it's all here! Low in fat but extraordinarily high in taste, these scrumptious salad recipes recreate the whole notion of what a salad is all about. Combining unique flavors and textures, Thai salads are a wonder in every bite. Enjoy! (photo by D.Schmidt)Most Popular Thai Salad Recipes!
Thursday May 8, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Barbecue Chicken! - Try This Delicious New Barbecue Chicken Recipe (with Chili-Lime Sauce) Ready for a hit of that summer-fresh barbecue flavor? Then try this new Barbecue Chicken Recipe (with Chili-Lime Sauce). If you like good bbq chicken, you'll enjoy this recipe. Simple enough to make, and the results are truly satifying. Includes a special marinade that imbues the chicken with loads of flavor and gives it that beautiful reddish barbecue color. Serve with a quintessentially-Thai sauce that is super-easy to make (no cooking involved!) - it'll give your bbq chicken that extra hit of Thai taste. Equally delicious for everyday eating, or for a special cookout or family barbecue. ENJOY! (photo by D.Schmidt)More Thai Barbecue Favorites!
Wednesday May 7, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Lettuce Wraps - For Crunchy-Fresh Goodness, Try These Easy Thai Lettuce Wraps! Looking for something satisfyingly munchy for dinner without resorting to junk food? Then try this scrumptious Thai food treat: Easy Thai Lettuce Wraps Recipe. Serve the filling on a platter with fresh lettuce leaves on the side, then let your friends and family wrap their own. They'll love the combination of crisp, cold lettuce with the warm, flavorful filling. And lettuce wraps make a low-calorie, low-fat treat that's also very nutritious, whether made vegetarian or with chicken or seafood. A great way to get your greens - these lettuce wraps can be served as an appetizer or the main course. And if you happen to be dieting, they're the perfect meal, since they contain protein, minimal carbs, plus fresh greens. Lettuce wraps also make a great party food. ENJOY! (photo by D.Schmidt)More Crunchy-Munchy Thai Treats:
Tuesday May 6, 2008 | permalink | comments (0) Start the Week with Soothing Soup: Easy Cream of Corn & Crab Soup Recipe! Warm up to your week with a soothing Thai soup recipe: Easy Cream of Corn & Crab Soup . A close relative of Chinese cream corn & chicken soup, this Thai version features crab instead of shredded chicken. Any type of prepared crab meat can be used in this recipe, including fresh, frozen, or canned. A quick and easy soup to put together, this recipe is great for everyday eating, but can just as easily be served as an elegant appetizer at a dinner party. ENJOY! (photo by D. Schmidt)More Superb Thai Soups!
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This week, why not treat yourself to a guilt-free dessert - like my new
If Monday feels like "munday", this oh-so-soothing
Mangos are coming into season. But if you've ever passed up a chance at buying fresh mangos (because you weren't sure how to go about choosing or preparing one), check out my
Light, fresh, and healthy is what spring & summer eating is all about. And these
Ready for a hit of that summer-fresh barbecue flavor? Then try this new
Looking for something satisfyingly munchy for dinner without resorting to junk food? Then try this scrumptious Thai food treat:
Warm up to your week with a soothing Thai soup recipe: 
