Trader Joe's has the most wonderful chicken filled Thai dumplings in a lovely big bag in the freezer. I have been doing the 'panfry' suggestion and it is messy and they never get very crisp. So the other day I decided to make a clear soup and use the dumplings in that.
I dumped a quart box of chicken stock into a pan, brought it to a boil, and added julienned carrot sticks, leftover green beans and probably some other things...kind of empty the fridge of wilted stuff.... and the dumplings. When the dumplings were deemed cooked, I ladled the soup up with cilantro.
Another very nice, light lunch.
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Fresh Spring Rolls
I love it when I see a fresh spring roll on a menu. You know, not the crispy fried things, but the lovely fresh stuff wrapped up in rice paper and served with an asian dip with a kick? Well, thanks to the internet and Everyday Food, I finally figured out how to buy the rice papers and to make these rolls. Everyday Food had a 'meal tip' months ago suggesting you roll julienned raw veggies in a rice paper. The photo looked so good.
So....I found the wraps at the local Earth Fare. They keep forever, of course, but I always forget about them. Anyway, here is a veggie wrap I created. Not gorgeous to look at, but it tasted good.
So....I found the wraps at the local Earth Fare. They keep forever, of course, but I always forget about them. Anyway, here is a veggie wrap I created. Not gorgeous to look at, but it tasted good.
Labels:
asian,
lunch,
vegetables
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