Vietnamese Prawn Noodle Salad with Mango and Lime Dressing
The perfect summer salad, light and refreshing, but packed with flavour. Our Goldfish Chinese curry sauce makes a wonderfully creamy, fragrant dressing when blended with mango, honey and lime juice.
INGREDIENTS
2 tsp. Goldfish Brand Professional
Chinese Curry Sauce
1 | Ripe mango |
Small bunch of mint | |
Small bunch of coriander | |
Small bunch of Thai basil | |
1 | Red Chilli |
1 tbsp. | Lime |
100g | Folded rice noodles |
60ml | Sunflower oil |
1 tsp. | Honey |
200g | Prawns, cooked & peeled |
50g | Roasted peanuts |
Serves 2
METHOD
Begin by peeling the mango and removing the stone. Cut half into thick matchstick-size pieces and reserve the other half for the dressing. Finely chop the herbs, including the coriander stalks and thinly slice the chilli, keeping the seeds in if you like some heat. Squeeze the juice from half the lime and roughly chop the peanuts.
Place the noodles in a bowl and cover with boiling hot water. Leave to soak for 8-10 minutes until cooked, then drain and put to one side.
Use a food processor to blend the uncut half mango with the Goldfish Brand Chinese Curry Sauce, honey, lime juice and sunflower oil until smooth.
Toss the noodles with the chilli, herbs, mango match sticks, prawns and peanuts. Cut the remaining lime into wedges. Then drizzle the dressing over the salad, and serve with the lime wedge on the side.
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Created by chefs…
“
My father, Mr Kee Wah Lee, created and developed our family curry sauce concentrate recipe in his first Chinese restaurant in 1961. He enjoyed sharing this recipe amongst his family and friends to use in their restaurants. In 1985, I had the idea to produce this convenient, versatile, ready-to-use curry paste on a grander scale for cooks and chefs in busy professional kitchens. Our sauces are now enjoyed across Britain everyday in restaurants and homes.
”
Sammy Lee
Son of Mr Kee Wah Lee,
Goldfish Brand Founder
Created by chefs…
“
My father, Mr Kee Wah Lee, created and developed our family curry sauce concentrate recipe in his first Chinese restaurant in 1961. He enjoyed sharing this recipe amongst his family and friends to use in their restaurants. In 1985, I had the idea to produce this convenient, versatile, ready-to-use curry paste on a grander scale for cooks and chefs in busy professional kitchens. Our sauces are now enjoyed across Britain everyday in restaurants and homes.
”
Sammy Lee
Son of Mr Kee Wah Lee,
Goldfish Brand Founder