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by domesticatedduchess and filed in Appetizers, Snacks
This recipe is really easy but gives your pretzels an extra bit of flavor, and it’s very addicting!
You can use your favorite kind of pretzels: pretzel sticks, regular pretzles, or even sourdough pretzels!
by serenabakes and filed in Appetizers, Salsas
A delicious family favorite! This is super easy to make and great with chips or as a topping! This is always highly requested when we go some place!
by 3rd Generation Food Pusher and filed in Appetizers, Cold Dips
This works as a dressing or a dipping sauce; serve over mixed greens or on the side of a platter of wings.
by Laura @ WyldeThyme and filed in Appetizers, Salsas
Roasted grape tomato and fire roasted poblano chili mixed with zucchini, onion, pepper and cilantro! A great way to intensify the tomato flavor in homemade salsa.
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culinarycapers on 1.28.2010
I can’t wait to make these!
Michigal on 1.28.2010
Awesome!!! The Thai place that closed by me had the best “Fresh Rolls” they called them, which were similar to this. (Only they used shrimp, mint, vermicelli and carrots.) I managed to recreate the roll, but not the peanut sauce that came with it. I can’t wait to try these!
twopeasandtheirpod on 1.28.2010
I promise, you will become addicted to the peanut sauce-it really is the best. The rolls are fun to make with friends/family too! The life of the party!
maggiemay on 1.28.2010
These look yummy, my favourite Thai restaurant was just sold and the food isn’t as good as it was so I’m looking for easy ways to find great Thai food.
I have a question. How big a piece of lemongrass should I use? A whole stalk? A 2 inch piece?
Thank you!!
twopeasandtheirpod on 1.28.2010
MaggieMay-Great question. I usually cut a 2 inch piece off of a stalk of lemon grass. I roughly chop it and put it into the water to simmer. After simmering for 5 minutes, discard. The water will have the lemon grass flavor. If you want it stronger or lighter, use more or less to taste.
angelahanson1968 on 1.28.2010
they look really great and the peanut sauce sounds equally yummy. I have a good friend who is deathly allergic to nuts…any idea what other sauce might be good with these?
dreag21 on 1.29.2010
Saw these on PW awhile back and tried them then – they were fab! And fun to make. The sauce especially.
maggiemay on 1.29.2010
Thank you for letting me know about the lemon grass. I love LOVE LOVE Thai food and this looks like something I could easily do at home. When the Thai place I mentioned was sold the new owners stopped selling the peanut sauce. I was in withdrawl (serious withdrawl)!
The only thing I have to grab this weekend is a stalk of lemon grass – I promise to let you know how it turns out.
tulipan on 1.30.2010
Angelahanson1968 – For your friend allergic to nuts, I would leave out the peanut butter, and cut back on the water, sugar, and other sauce ingredients. Or maybe just use Hoisin sauce?
Jessica on 2.2.2010
Made this last night for supper and it was a huge hit. You are right, the peanut sauce is the best and it is totally a new favorite in the house. In fact, I am using the sauce as a stir fry sauce tonight! YUM! Thank you for this recipe!
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