Bean Curd and Mango Wrap

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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Keep your bean curd skins covered with a damp towel to stop them splitting.
  • Cut the flesh from the mango seeds then remove the skin. Use a large spoon to scoop out the flesh from the large cheeks of mango. It is easier to remove the skin from the smaller pieces of mango with a knife. Discard the seeds and the skin. Cut the mango flesh into 5-8mm slices and put into the bowl with any juice.
  • Cut the spring onion into 2-3cm lengths at 45 degrees across the stalk. Add to the mango.
  • Remove the roots from the coriander. Wash and dry it. A salad spinner is useful for this.
  • Add the juice of the orange, tabasco to taste, and the fish sauce to the salad.
  • Lay the bean curd skin out flat.
  • Along one end, spread out a handful of snow pea shoots, a handful of bean sprouts, a handful of the mango mix, and half a dozen or so stalks of coriander. Gently but firmly roll up the bean curd skin and all its contents into a cylindrical roll.
  • Repeat the process for the second roll.
  • The wraps can be eaten immediately or wrapped in plastic film and eaten a day or two later. If you cut them, it is best to use a serrated edged knife to prevent tearing.

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