This Asian fusion recipe combines great summertime flavors. Try to get Haas avocados if possible. Slipper, spiny, rock, or Maine lobster would all work in this recipe.
Excellent combination of flavors! Due to availability, I subbed crab for lobster, watercress for mizuna, and oyster mushrooms for enoki. I used wakame and arame for sea veggies; hijiki and dulse would work well also. The mint was a nice touch, and the coulis whipped up nice and creamy--and so flavorful for such simple ingredients! These were surprisingly easy to put together, but I found 30 sec for soaking the rice paper was way too long; about 10 worked for me. You could also toss everything together in a salad if you don't want to use the wraps. Delicious!
Read MoreExcellent combination of flavors! Due to availability, I subbed crab for lobster, watercress for mizuna, and oyster mushrooms for enoki. I used wakame and arame for sea veggies; hijiki and dulse would work well also. The mint was a nice touch, and the coulis whipped up nice and creamy--and so flavorful for such simple ingredients! These were surprisingly easy to put together, but I found 30 sec for soaking the rice paper was way too long; about 10 worked for me. You could also toss everything together in a salad if you don't want to use the wraps. Delicious!
This is an excellent recipe. I used shrimp instead of lobster, lobster mushrooms and I couldn't find "sea vegetables" so I omitted them altogether. The coulis is out of this world! I'm going to use this recipe again as soon as possible.
So far, I have found only dried sea vegetables, so I omitted them. Other than that, I prepared the rolls exactly as written using grilled lobster tails. I served them with a side of deli-made seaweed (fresh sea veggies are around here somewhere!) and sushi tuna salad. When I find a sea veggie source, we'll make them again. They are delicious.
