Thai-Italian Friendship Salad Recipe

Recipes of tasty salads start with inspiration! The author of today’s recipe, Sergey Kalinin has been inspired by Italian and Thai cuisines. In Sergey’s opinion, Italian and Thai cooks are able to find new combinations of ordinary ingredients and create unique dishes.

Italian salad with Thai dressing and Asian greens mix tastes great in any season of the year. I liked this salad recipe for its simplicity and originality. I vote against routine! I vote for experiments!

Cheer about new flavours and new possibilities. Eat healthy and tasty. Explore!

The life is too short to waste it by eating ordinary food!

Thai-Italian Friendship Salad Recipe

Difficulty Level: Easy
Calories: 300
Cooking Time: 20 min

Ingredients:

  • 100 g baby spinach or tatsoi
  • 1 g ginger
  • 4 eggs
  • 6 cherry tomatoes
  • ½ tea spoon fish sauce
  • 1 tea spoon soya sauce
  • 20 g prosciutto or coppa
  • 1 tbsp peanut butter
  • 1 teaspoon lime juice
  • 50 g green beans
  • black sesame

Instructions:

  1. To beat up a dressing: peanut butter, soya and fish sauces, lime juice, add lime peels and grated ginger.
  2. To sauce the salad, put the meat and decorate with fried quail eggs and sesame.

You might be interested:

This spaghetti sauce with sun-dried tomatoes, basil, and cheese combines rich, savory flavors with a creamy touch. It’s a simple...
Banana Cake 2014 is a moist, flavorful cake made with ripe bananas, offering a tender crumb. Perfect for banana lovers,...
Beef Wellington is a showstopping dish, perfect for special occasions or holiday feasts. The tender beef, flavorful mushrooms, and crisp...
Be inspired by the success stories of the world's top chefs:
For 13 years, this chef has been bringing people joy through food, proudly wearing his cook’s hat at Pomodoro since...
At SEREBRO Restaurant & Music Bar, I bring my boldest culinary ideas to life, blending flavors and styles from around...
My name is Olga Martynovskaya. I teach culinary arts at the Culinary Academy of Hector Jimenez Bravo, but I’m better...