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Prep 20 min·Cook 0 min
Peel the papaya, then shred it on the coarse side of a julienne peeler or box grater. Soak in iced water for 10 minutes for extra crunch, then drain well.
300 g Green papaya, peeled and shredded
Pound the garlic and chillies in a large mortar to a rough paste.
2 cloves Garlic3 Bird's eye chillies
Add the beans and half the peanuts and dried shrimp; pound lightly to bruise.
40 g Long beans or fine green beans, in 3 cm lengths2 tbsp Roasted peanuts1 tbsp Small dried shrimp
Add the palm sugar, fish sauce, lime juice and tamarind and stir with a spoon until the sugar dissolves.
1½ tbsp Palm sugar (or brown sugar)2 tbsp Fish sauce2½ tbsp Lime juice1 tsp Tamarind paste
Add the papaya and tomatoes. Pound gently with one hand while turning the salad over with a spoon in the other, for about a minute, so it softens slightly and soaks up the dressing.
300 g Green papaya, peeled and shredded6 Cherry tomatoes, halved
Wok-chan's tip鑊仔貼士
Bruise, don't mash. No big mortar? Bash the garlic and chilli in a small one, then toss everything in a bowl, squeezing with your hands.Taste and balance (it should be sour and hot first, then salty and sweet). Serve topped with the rest of the peanuts and shrimp.
2 tbsp Roasted peanuts1 tbsp Small dried shrimp2½ tbsp Lime juice2 tbsp Fish sauce
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Level 2 · Home cook
Basic heat control and timing. Typical weeknight cooking.
Eat within 30 minutes; it goes watery.
Crunchy shredded green papaya bruised in a mortar with garlic, chilli, lime, fish sauce and palm sugar, with tomatoes, green beans and peanuts. Hot, sour, sweet and salty in every bite.
Level 2 · Home cook
Basic heat control and timing. Typical weeknight cooking.
Mortar and pestle · Small bowls / cups