Ideal for summer nights: A spicy Thai peanut salad and fresh, sour mocktail
Let this fresh salad take you on a journey to Thailand. A light dish packed with colourful ingredients and health-boosting garlic and ginger, the mix of sweet and sour flavours in this salad is all you need on a hot summer night. For added refreshment, our bartender at Rouhi, Sébastien Le Fouler has created a fresh and sour mocktail that pairs beautifully with this salad.
By RENAUD GOIGOUX | 3 August 2021 | 3 min read

Recipe for 4 people Preparation time: 30 minutes
INGREDIENTS
2 little gem salad
1-2 radishes
½ cucumber
1 bunch cherry tomato
¼ bunch coriander
Peanuts (crushed)
INGREDIENTS VINAIGRETTE
50 gr peanut butter
3 tbs sushi vinegar
2 tbs soy sauce
½ lime (for the juice)
1 tbs grated fresh ginger
1 tbs sesame oil
2 cloves garlic (crushed)
2 tbs sriracha
PREPARATIONS
Whisk the peanut butter, sushi vinegar, soy sauce, lime juice, ginger, sesame oil, garlic, and sriracha together in a small bowl.
If the dressing is too thick, dilute it with a splash of water. Season it to your taste with salt and pepper.
Cut the little gem in half -length wise- and finely salt them.
Grill them quickly in a pan to get a light smokey flavour.
Slice the radishes and cherry tomatoes in half.
Finely slice the cucumber.
PLATING
Pull the grilled little gem lettuce leaves apart and place them in a bowl.
Mix the salad with the vinaigrette and 2/3 of the garnish.
Place the salad in individual bowls and top up with remaining ingredients.
FRESH AND SOUR MOCKTAIL
Recipe for 4 drinks
INGREDIENTS
1 cucumber
8-10 mint leaves
1 lemon
25cl of black tea
10 cl of elderflower syrup.
Soda Water (optional)
PREPARATIONS
Peel the cucumber and cut it into big slices.
Combine the juice of the lemon with the black tea (chilled) and elderflower syrup in a blender.
Add the cucumber to the blender and mix it all together.
Strain the liquid to remove the mush.
Serve the mocktail in 4 glasses (rocks/small type) with or without ice.
Want to enjoy it as a fizzy drink? Add some soda water. If you like your mocktail a little thicker, don’t strain it completely.
Bon Appetit!!
Want to experience Rouhi for yourself? Experience a world where East meets West. A world where you can indulge body and mind, with food for the soul. At Rouhi, chef Renaud Goigoux presents a considered menu that uses only the most carefully sourced wholesome ingredients.
You will find Rouhi on the ground floor of House of Rituals, Spui Square, Amsterdam.
