onion fritter salad
The key to a good Burmese salad is to have a balance of salty, sour and spicy, as well as a mixture of textures; the freshness of herbs…
yellow split pea fritter salad
A quick lunch of left-over Baya Kyaw (Yellow split pea fritters) broken into pieces and tossed with sliced tomato, toasted pieces…
burmese-style lime relish
This lime relish is a perfect side dish to balance the richness of coconut-based curries or add freshness to otherwise ordinary fried rice…
noodles with passionfruit and lime dressing
There is a bowlful of passionfruit in the kitchen which came from our friend’s tree in western Sydney. They are greenish yellow and the size of a small orange…
burmese noodle salad
This is a unique dish and as the name suggests you mix the salad with your hands. The fun of eating this salad is making it yourself…
roasted eggplant salad
This salad is wonderfully intense, not only from the aromatic crispy garlic and fresh coriander, but also because the roasted eggplants give it a distinctive smoky flavour…
banana blossom & cellophane noodle salad
One of the advantages of living in Sydney is having a friend turn up with a banana bud cut freshly from his garden. I decide to make a Burmese-style thote…
tofu & eggplant salad
This quick and easy salad is something I rustled up the other day for a vegetarian friend. Normally I would add a spoonful of pounded…
burmese coleslaw
Balancing the dressing of onion oil, tamarind juice, fish sauce and lime juice tossed with the cabbage makes a quick and easy Burmese coleslaw…
crispy tofu gyeo du with salad filling
While I was looking through the long list in my notebook marked ‘Must try’, I receive an email from my mother. It is a gentle reminder of a recipe she told me…
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