Recipe: Fruit Salad with Baby Shrimps and Toasted Coconut
| I am back to the normal posting cycle and most importantly, the comfort of my home. Let's just say that I am just very happy to be home, so much so that I was practically lying there on my bed and couch for the whole weekend--doing nothing and consuming only Indomie instant noodles but still feeling utterly happy. Happiness lies in the fact that I can just relax and sleep on my own bed, under my own roof, and be with my LK...it's a bliss. Anyway, I am also glad that I didn't have to make something just for the sake of creating new content for my blog; I have quite a few recipes saved in my draft--dishes that I'd made prior to my recent trips but haven't had a chance to post, for example, this luscious looking tropical fruit salad... If you recall, I made some jerk chicken skewers with mandarin oranges salsa, so this fruit salad was the leftover result of that post. I tossed in baby shrimps, a mango, topped the fruit salad with toasted coconut and got a healthy and light meal. This is especially refreshing for those in Southern California now because of the heat wave, so here is the recipe to share with you. Recipe: Tropical Fruit Salad with Baby Shrimps and Toasted Coconut Ingredients: 1 can mandarin oranges 1 mango (cut into small cubes) 1 tablespoon honey 5 Italian basil leaves (chopped finely) 1/4 small onion 1 lime (extract juice) 1/4 cup baby shrimp 2 tablespoons grated coconut (toast the coconut in a skillet until golden brown) Method: Toss all the ingredients above in a mixing bowl and chill in the fridge for at least an hour. Serve cold and topped with toasted coconut. Labels: 30-Minute Meals, Eating Light, Salad |












































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post a commentLooks amazing! I am glad you are back home safe! :)
Mmmmm looks delightful!
I am sure your lou kong is happy you are home as well. Hope your travels were fruitful!
I love the colors of this salad. Very beautiful.
ur back! ;) well, there's nothing wrong w indomie. they are yummy. hehe.
what a great salad. love the toasted coconut and medley of fruit and colour.x
i could eat this for dinner every night in the summertime.
well, at last on those night's when we're not grilling.
yum!
A weekend of Indomie and couch time doesn't sound so bad :) Your salad looks delicious and as it's been hot, I've been looking for any recipes that don't require an oven or stove.
I wish I were in Southern California...We're barely getting Spring weather yet! Regardless, this salad sounds so delicious. I think I'll make it, close my eyes and let the flavors trick me into thinking it's warm.
what a good idea...and your pictures...pff nothing to say, it's always so amazing! cheers
Awesome..!! thanks for sharing..!
Usually, after I get back to US from Asia, I just want to sleep and do nothing. If someone were to prepare a fruit salad like that for me, I do not mind eating, then get forward being a couch potato and Zzzzz again. :P
hehe.love my indo mee too. That looks fantastic rasa M.
welcome home! the salad looks refreshing and indomie is my fav too! great comfort food. :P
Fruit salad with shrimp...mmm... Great photo!
Italian Basil? Not Kemangi?
This is a beautiful dish - I bet it would be very refreshing too!
anything with mango+ shrimp is right up my alley. :D
I don't know what it is about shrimp that pairs it off tropical fruits so well, but you pulled it off excellently here! Nice salad bee! :)
sounds nice to be back home eh?
after all the excitement it's nicest to just do nothing and sleep!
yesterday was Labour Day, i was just lazing at home, doing nothing at all! LOL
I made this salad last night and its delicious!! ^_^
Toasted grated coconut is new to me. The combination of oranges and shrimps seems like a perfect combination.