Ethan's Kimchi Seafood Papaya Bowl

"The idea for this pacific yellow & orange themed dinner stems from the thought of progressively moving from seafood, transitioning to the mildly sweet mashed potatoes, and finishing with the taste of papaya. One wok, one knife, and spoons are all that needs to be cleaned up."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
15
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Bake sweet potatoes at 375 for 60 minutes, skin, and mash.
  • Stir fry the seafood and garlic until the seafood is 75% cooked in wok (approx 20 min).
  • Add the cheyenne pepper (or red fish spices)& salt at this time.
  • Add the remaining ingredients to the stir fry remembering to drain the kimchi juices (approx 15 min).
  • Once the stir fry is finished and the prawns turn orange on the edges, take the 4 carved out"grande" papaya bowls, add the mashed sweet potatoes evenly at the bottom of each, layer the stir fry on top and bake at 375 for 10 minutes (or until warm).
  • Squeeze a bit of lime juice over, add a slice on the edge, and dive into this ocean adventure.

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Reviews

  1. the combination of sweet and spicy is interesting and delicious
     
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someone who enjoys preparing food that is easy and healthy, with a pinch of unmeasured creativity... i've been fly fishing and surfing most of my life and am connected to the ocean as the source. probably categorized best as a "pescatarian", but a raw foods enthusiast for certain. less is better in my opinion; less packaging, less processing, less ingredients... here in the pacific NW, there are farmers markets everywhere, community gardens with people sharing, local food coops to join, and plenty of opportunities depending on the season to take advantage of natural resources.
 
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