Showing posts with label mushrooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mushrooms. Show all posts

Thursday, January 9, 2014

How to hand make delicious Thai Spring Rolls. Follow these step-by-step pictures, and be making fabulous Thai Spring Rolls tonight!

     Here is a recipe from our newest cook book, here is a LINK to our book,
Maine Lobster, Thai Style.

     Have you ever tried to make high quality spring rolls at home, and they fell apart while trying to eat them? 
     Well, Not anymore. Follow our simple step by step pictures.

Please take a look at our how-to-roll spring roll recipe, and you will be rolling fabulous Thai Spring Rolls right away.
     If you prefer, chicken or ground pork can be added instead of Lobster, or simply add vegetables only for deliciously fresh vegetarian spring rolls!


        Lobster Spring Rolls

      Delicious Hand Rolled Spring Rolls are sometimes difficult to find, much less to make them at home yourself. Please follow these simple step-by-step instructions and it will be easy for you to wrap them yourself. With the correct rice paper wraps, and by prepping the ingredients as we do, it will be simple to create flawless spring rolls at home. They will be the perfect appetizer for a Lobster Thai Fusion meal, or the right snack and conversation topic when hosting your next cocktail party! Our handmade Thai Spring Rolls have a unique new twist: 
Fresh Maine Lobster.

Ingredients and Preparation:
     1 pack of Rice Spring Roll Wrappers. (They are widely available in all large supermarket chains. You will likely have to look in the Asian food section, or Japanese section.) 1 head of Romaine Lettuce, 1-2 green peppers, fresh Basil leaves, 4-5 white mushrooms, 1 cucumber, 2 eggs, and of course 1 Lobster!



































Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Chiang Mai International Lanna Music Festival: with Thai Street Food Vendors



     This year's International Lanna Music Festival was especially unique, since there were many acts from foreign countries, including, Kenya, France, The USA, Korea and China.
The music was varied, and some was very well received by the crowd. I was particularly interested in the food vendors who were chosen to cook, and sell their specialties. Thank you for looking at this post, Please let me know what you think, and please take a look at our Original and easy to follow Thai cook books.

Here is a perfect display of Pork Satay!
The sauce makes or breaks this grilled delicacy.
The stage was fairly large, and there were over 600 tables and chairs,
for visitors to sit, eat, drink, and socialize.

Squid, mussels, octopus, and squid eggs.
This was beautiful set up, and
the squid was soft and chewy.


Large fresh water prawns were available,
although they are $3 per plate!


Chicken Feat were the rage.
I am sorry that I didn't have any, but I was
hungry for a more filling meal.