1/3Bunch Coriander Or Parsleyroughly chopped or torn
1Fried Shallots
Marinade/Dressing
2 cupsOlive Oil
1Chillifinely diced
3Cloves Garliccrushed
1.5 tbspGingergrated
1Lime - Juice And Zest
1 tspPalm Or Brown Sugar
8Coriander Stemsfinely chopped
1 tspSalt And Pepper
Nutrition Information
Qty per 350g serve
Qty per 100g
Energy
338.16375kcalcal
96.703409989915kcalcal
Protein
32.71875gg
9.3564573246173gg
Fat (total)
15.916875gg
4.5516886090932gg
- saturated
5.11gg
1.4612873941943gg
Carbohydrate
19.60125gg
5.6052954081117gg
- sugars
6.61375gg
1.8913091004604gg
Dietary Fibre
6.974375gg
1.9944356692532gg
Sodium
325.255mgmg
93.011943522243mgmg
Nutritional information does not include the following ingredients: White cabbage, Olive oil
Please Note - Nutritional information is provided as a guide only and may not be accurate.
Thai Inspired Salad with Lamb Backstrap
This is basically a Thai beef salad using lamb instead.
Method
Combine all marinade ingredients in a bowl or zip lock bag and mix to combine. Reserve a ¼ cup for the salad dressing.
Add the lamb to the remainder and marinate for a couple of hours.
Heat a frypan over medium-high heat and fry the lamb for a few minutes on each side.
Rest for a few minutes then slice into about 1cm slices.
Place all salad ingredients on a large platter and season with salt and pepper.
Scatter over the sliced lamb, drizzle over salad dressing and top with fried shallots.
I love using lamb backstrap for this recipe but sometimes it can be really expensive. Also, it’s not a great cut to use if you like your meat totally dead on the plate. It really does need to be cooked medium. You can also use lamb rump or any just about any cut of beef steak.
Spring is here and this salad is perfect for those warmer days.
About Author
Raquel Neofit
Assistant Editor for Vanilla Magazine. Freelance Writer for all things lifestyle. Recipe Developer.