Rebecca's Rice Vermicilli with Spicy Peanuts
So this was yesterdays invention didn't have many ingredients and leaving Friday! so made it up as I went along but it was actually pretty tasty. On my trip to Williamsburg with Mum and Dad I got hubby some New Orleans spicy Virginia peanuts that I crushed and garnished with it.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup of frozen shrimp
- 1/2 red pepper chopped
- 1/2 green pepper chopped
- one pack of rice vermicelli (mostly used for Pho)
- one small zucchini chopped
- one small yellow squash chopped
- 3 cloves of chopped garlic
- 1/2 onion chopped
- 2 eggs
Sauce:
- 2 tablespoon soy sauce
- 2 tablespoon sake
- one teaspoon of sugar
- one tablespoon of peanut sauce
- one tablespoon of oyster sauce
- one tablespoon of mirin
Method:
- heat a little canola oil and stir fry the onion, pepper, garlic (ginger would have been great didn't have any) squash and zucchini for 5 minutes
- scramble the eggs into the mixture then add the shrimp keep stirring on medium heat for about 10 min
- meanwhile cook the noodles these took a good 12 minutes drain and rinse then add to the pot
- garnish with spicy peanuts
Enjoy!
Wow..it looks like it has a little of everything in it. I love this colorfully splendid vermicelli dish with assorted veggies and shrimp. Looks Yum!
ReplyDeleteHey have fun in Turkey. Take plenty of photos. Come back safe and sound with plenty of tales.
Fantastic spicy invention with peanuts - it seems vermicelli with an Asian style :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Gera
This sounds so yummy! I love the sauce and the spicy Virginia peanuts here!
ReplyDeleteYummy - that looks and sounds delicious! Hope you have a fabulous trip:)
ReplyDeleteWell you know how I feel about peanut sauce! Yum.
ReplyDeleteSo healthy and terrific, but the peanuts take it to a whole new place! GREG
ReplyDeleteSpicy and colorful,Yum.
ReplyDeleteMimi
i love added peanuts to my dishes too..looks so good..
ReplyDeletevery similar to Asian style of noodle, sound delicious.
ReplyDeleteLovely dish. I can have this dish any time especially with all those crunchy peanuts on top.
ReplyDeleteYum, yum! To use the flavoured nuts for cooking is a good idea indeed. Von voyage :)
ReplyDeleteI love this one ~ so appetizing and all in one pot.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in Turkey!
You sure know how to invent a dish, Rebecca! Love the peanuts and the Asian sauce.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely trip!
You may come here and "invent" any time. All those goodly vegetables, the spicy peanuts - packed with flavors. And easy on the eyes.
ReplyDeleteHey dear,
ReplyDeleteAbout the Grapefruit squares, please go ahead and feature it. I would only be too happy.
As a FYI, it is an adapted version. So all the credit doesn't go to me alone.
And yes, have fun in Turkey. Be sure to try a dish called "Borek" that is made with authentic Yufka leaves(A pastry leaf similar to Phyllo) and also made-from-scratch "Gozleme"
cool lassie: thanks and of course I will share snaps lol
ReplyDeleteGera: thanks he he love inventing
5 star foodie thanks smiles
Stephanie thanks very kind of you
Joanne he he got to love peanut sauce
Greg:aw thanks
mimi smiles
Sushma clever minds think alike
Sonia oh I am on the right track then
Mary oh thanks
the lacquer spoon will have tea in England and think of u
Anncoo thanks
Barbara smiles
Claudia he he you make me smile
ReplyDeleteCool Lassie oh thanks for the tips appreciate it
Rebecca
Anything with the words, spicy....peanuts....shrimp...garlic is right up my alley! Another perfect dish for this time of year! (FYI-off to my moms 2day - maybe I'll get the meatloaf recipe & tips!)
ReplyDeleteHmm very creative and very healthy!!
ReplyDeleteI love ANY savory dish with peanuts! Looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteOh i just had some rice vermicilli last night. Spicy peanuts sound so good with it. YuM!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so tasty Rebecca! Love the peanuts on top.
ReplyDeleteDelicious Spicy and colorful...loved your neat presentation.
ReplyDeletedesign wine and dine: have fun at your mums love forward to seeing the meatloaf on your blog lol
ReplyDeleteRuth thanks lol
Gina thanks so much
Sook thanks
Reeni aw thanks
Parad thanks for stopping by
i never saw this food , it looks good delicious food,
ReplyDeletea cool recipe
This looks delicious--love those spicy peanuts and all the veggies too.
ReplyDeleteHave a safe flight and a wonderful trip! ;-)
OMG,Rebecca, this looks awesome!
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Man love that dish!
ReplyDeleteAnd the nuts are good for you!
I think those spicy peanuts are fantastic on the rice!
ReplyDeleteI just love the flavors in this my goodness what a change in pace love it!
ReplyDeleteknk thanks and thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteDeb thanks so so much
Peachkins aw thanks
Doc oh thats right lol
Kim oh they were I should use nuts more often
pegasuslegand thanks
I want this now. I am printing the recipe and making it without the shrimp and oyster sauce (not kosher). It looks just too good.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait. Thanks Rebecca.
I love peanuts on vermicilli. The crunch does wonders to my appetite.
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