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| FieldsofThyme |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 08:06:59 AM
I'm looking for more ideas on side dishes to go with a Thai Lime Chicken we made. This last time I made jasmine rice with coconut milk and lime (and tossed in some coconut too).
I would love other dish ideas that you are using with a Thai main dish.
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| FieldsofThyme |
Posted - Feb 01 2012 : 05:21:54 AM
Thank you all for your tips and recipes. I did like the coconut/lime jasmine rice, but I would love to try more sides too. Thanks again!
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| Okie Farm Girl |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 8:40:52 PM
Wow. I'm sure Kristina loves your ideas, but so do I. Thanks for your rice recipes. Yum. I like edamame and veggie lo mein as side dishes.
Mary Beth
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| MEWolf |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 09:18:25 AM
I LOVE Cilantro Rice! It is just tangy enough to balance a dish liek that.Here is the recipe I use:
Cook rice as usual, with 1 tsp. salt per cup of rice.
For each cup of rice:
2/3 cup cilantro, loosely packed
1/3 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped scalions
1 jalapeno (or to taste)
1 tbsp lime juice
1 tsp olive oil
Puree the above in a blender, add to the cooked rice, stir well.
Margaret
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| prariehawk |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 09:01:33 AM
You might try basmati rice with a fruit chutney. I'm trying to learn more about foreign dishes.
Cindy
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| musicmommy |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 08:33:44 AM
We generally have a mixed veggie type stir fry and/or spring rolls along with the main dish when we have Thai food. Sometimes, we'll do a noodle dish in addition to that, but not always. There are quite a few spring roll recipes online and I usually just pick one that appeals to me although lately we've been using the Moosewood one.
I'm not sure on forum rules, can I post the recipe here? If you do a google search for moosewood spring rolls, it should come up.
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| Montrose Girl |
Posted - Jan 30 2012 : 08:30:12 AM
I like to make spring rolls. They are easy and can be gluten free. You can buy rice wraps at the grocery store.
Laurie
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