
I already had grilled hoisin pork shoulder and cooked cold whole wheat linguine so those were the basis of my dish. All I needed was to build on top...some spicy shrimp to contrast the sweet hoisin pork. Then layering bright colored stir fried vegetables in an interesting pattern. I slathered Annie's shitake sesame dressing over the linguine which was exactly the flavor I was looking for.
A very typical topping in Malaysia and Singapore are crispy shallots but I only had red onion. They would not crisp up even though I fried it exactly how I would have done with the shallots. However, they did caramelize nicely and gave a wonderful sweetness to round out this wonderful Cold Entree.
I can't wait to see what my other #LetsLunch buddies made, always so creative and the best is hearing the stories behind the dish! I'll be adding their links below, so please come back and visit.



(tamari, sherry, white pepper and cornstarch)
with a little chili garlic sauce.


Cheryl's Spicy Sichuan Sesame Noodles at A Tiger in the Kitchen
Linda‘s Gazpacho Rolls Gone Wrong at Free Range Cookies
Lisa‘s Byron Sprout Salad with Chargrilled Chicken at Monday Morning Cooking Club
Mai‘s Strawberry Soup at Cooking in The Fruit Bowl
Maria‘s Croque Monsieur with Bechamel at Maria’s Good Things
Rebecca‘s Cold Roasted Lamb with Mustard & Rosemary at Grongar Blog
Victor‘s Seafood Napoleon at The Taste of Oregon