Fruit and Seafood Salad
This is the invention of a Japanese chef, a friend of mine. He actually convinced me that melon (cantaloupe/honeydew… not watermelon) will get along when married with mayonnaise. Believe it or not… they are. So I take liberty to improve it. Here it goes
Ingredients
* Melon. Ripe and sweet preferable.
* Nata de coco. Drained
* Pineapple (fresh – peeled, washed and/canned – drained and) diced
* Shrimp (Small. The one that sized around your little finger)
* Fresh: peeled, deveined and boiled
* Frozen: thawed
* Crabsticks. Prefer the small chippies type. If you can only find the normal long one, make 1cm slices
* Ebiko or Tobiko (shrimp roe or flying fish roe. Available in sashimi counters or Japanese specialty shops)
* Mayonnaise (I prefer using Kraft™ brand. For Singapore readers, choose the one made in Philippines (Dark blue label). MasterFoods’ Real Mayonnaise works as well)
Method:
Put everything in a huge salad bowl and toss it. Enjoy!
Cons
PS: the ones in bold are essential ingredients. The rests are optional. I don’t put how much you need for every ingredient. Just put it considerably… as much as you like. But try to keep them balanced.
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Fruit and Seafood Salad (s3)
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