OK, this is a great recipe. Firstly it is great because it was invented and constructed 100% in my kitchen (although admittedly not entirely by me alone), and secondly because it is 100% healthy, alkalising and delicious.
Detox Lime-Chili Stir ‘Fry’
Ingredients:
Pak-Choi
Carrots
Mange-Tout/Sugar Snap Peas
Beansprouts
Broccoli
Cabbage (red or green)
Fresh Lime Juice
Chili
Coriander
Vegetable Boullion
Brown Basmati Rice/Wild Rice
Directions:
Firstly, pulp the coriander with a pestle and mortar along with the finely chopped chili, adding lime juice as you go to make a dressing/sauce. Then set aside to infuse.
Now chop all of the vegetables fairly finely (so that they will cook quickly). Steam these until they are only just cooked (still a little crunchy).
Now place all ingredients on a bed of fluffy, steamed rice and cover with the coriander and lime-chili sauce.
Serve, piping hot with a smile.
The beauty of this is it’s simplicity. Optionally you can steam fry the vegetables in a vegetable boullion stock if you do not have a steamer.
Another option is to have prawns with this (if you are into seafood).
I have not included quantities as it is probably best to find your own way. Also, of course, feel free to just use whatever vegetables you have available to you.
About Ross Bridgeford
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Hi Ross,
Too bad, not a print button. Oh haha, I see this post is from 2006! Sorry, I’ll load the page on my mobile!
Dennis
Printer friendly ? Please send details.
Thanks
Elaine
hi
perhaps i can’t find it.
is there a printer friendly button for the recipe that are
on your site?
thanks
mike