2 tbsp dried shrimp
SAUCE:
2 cloves garlic
juice of 1 1/2 limes (3 tbsp)
2 tbsp fish sauce
1 tbsp coconut palm sugar or honey
1 tbsp chili oil (see word under)
1 tsp crushed crimson pepper, or extra to style
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 medium inexperienced papaya (about 2 lbs)
handful of inexperienced beans, trimmed and reduce in half crosswise
20 cherry tomatoes, sliced in half
1/4 cup chopped roasted macadamia nuts, divided
1. Submerge the shrimp in sizzling water for 20 minutes, then drain and put aside.
2. Whereas the shrimp soak, put together the sauce and papaya. Mix the sauce substances in a blender; mix till clean, then put aside. Lower the papaya in half crosswise, then peel off its pores and skin. Utilizing a julienne peeler or cheese grater, reduce the papaya into 3-inch-long strips.
3. Place the inexperienced beans in a big mixing bowl, then bruise with a big spoon or ladle to launch their juices. Add the papaya, cherry tomatoes, half of the macadamia nuts, soaked shrimp, and sauce and toss till nicely blended.
4. Style and add salt if wanted. Serve topped with the remaining macadamia nuts.
** To make chili oil, add 1/2 tsp crushed crimson pepper (or a pair entire dried chicken’s eye chiles) to 2 tbsp avocado oil and warmth over low warmth till the oil turns learn, about 3 minutes. Watch out to not brown the chiles, which can trigger the oil to turn out to be bitter.
** Reserve the shrimp-flavored water for any seafood-based soup, like my Crawfish Bisque.
** Omit the sugar or honey to make this recipe Whole30 compliant.
