Miang Khum

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Foo Swasdee, a restaurant owner and sauce manufacturer in Austin, Texas, offers a unique and very flavorful appetizer that should be made a few hours before your party or dinner.



Ingredients


•    30 single spinach leaves, fresh, cleaned and dried
•    ¾ cup coconut flakes, unsweetened, toasted
•    1 tablespoon lime, whole, fresh, diced
•    1 tablespoon shallot, diced
•    1 tablespoon garlic, diced
•    1 tablespoon ginger root, peeled and diced
•    ½ cup peanuts, fresh roasted
•    ½ tablespoon Thai chile pepper, fresh, diced
•    4 ounces Satay Thai Roasted Coconut Salsa


Instructions


Place the spinach leaves flat on a serving platter.

Place 2-3 peanuts, one teaspoon of toasted coconut and a few pieces of all other fresh ingredients in the center of each spinach leaf.

To serve, add ½ teaspoon of Satay Thai Roasted Coconut Salsa on top of each spinach leaf; roll the leaf into a ball and eat the whole topped leaf in one bite. This results in an explosion of delicious varied flavors and textures.

Servings
30 pieces
Servings
30 pieces
Miang Khum
Votes: 0
Rating: 0
You:
Rate this recipe!
Print Recipe

Foo Swasdee, a restaurant owner and sauce manufacturer in Austin, Texas, offers a unique and very flavorful appetizer that should be made a few hours before your party or dinner.



Ingredients


•    30 single spinach leaves, fresh, cleaned and dried
•    ¾ cup coconut flakes, unsweetened, toasted
•    1 tablespoon lime, whole, fresh, diced
•    1 tablespoon shallot, diced
•    1 tablespoon garlic, diced
•    1 tablespoon ginger root, peeled and diced
•    ½ cup peanuts, fresh roasted
•    ½ tablespoon Thai chile pepper, fresh, diced
•    4 ounces Satay Thai Roasted Coconut Salsa


Instructions


Place the spinach leaves flat on a serving platter.

Place 2-3 peanuts, one teaspoon of toasted coconut and a few pieces of all other fresh ingredients in the center of each spinach leaf.

To serve, add ½ teaspoon of Satay Thai Roasted Coconut Salsa on top of each spinach leaf; roll the leaf into a ball and eat the whole topped leaf in one bite. This results in an explosion of delicious varied flavors and textures.

Servings
30 pieces
Servings
30 pieces
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