Adzuki Bean Mango Stir Fry with Cilantro Lime Coconut Sauce Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 1)
Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2013
This recipe was a dissapointment. I spent over an hour preparing it only to discover that I am not a fan of lime, coconut, cilantro, and ginger. I enjoy cooking with all of the items separate but together they were too overpowering.
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Reviewed: Mar. 3, 2013
Added shrimp and this was fantastic.
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Reviewed: May 21, 2012
I just made the sauce and used entirely different ingredients (chicken and other veggies). I added a teaspoon of soy sauce and used regular, not light coconut milk, but I thought it was great! I liked the coconut and ginger mix.
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Reviewed: Apr. 15, 2012
This was amazing! I used dry adzuki beans (soaked overnight then simmered for 45min-1hour) and forbidden rice. The contrast of the black rice with the bright stir fry was beautiful! We loved this!
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Reviewed: Feb. 29, 2012
I absolutely love the combination of lime, coconut milk and ginger, so I knew I had to try out this recipe. I used canned coconut cream which is thicker and richer than regular coconut milk. Also used canned red beans as time didn't allow for a trip to the Asian store. Definitely agree that the sauce needs a salty element - I added fish sauce and a pinch of salt. The mango I used was slightly underripe, which I think worked well. Husband wasn't crazy about it, but my 2 year old and me scarfed it down. Served it with plain steamed white rice. Thanks, Tori!
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Reviewed: Jan. 11, 2012
Delicious! Especially if you're a fan of Thai food. I wonder if some of the other reviewers gave it a lesser rating because they weren't that familiar with coconut milk based sauces. But as for myself, it was a great combo of savory and sweet. I added maybe a teaspoon of salt to the sauce, and I didn't have agave nectar so I substituted it for sugar, but other than that followed the recipe.
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Reviewed: Aug. 6, 2011
Sounded way better than it tasted. I'm always nervous when a recipe doesn't call for salt and this one definitely needed it. The sauce actually tastes fantastic (once properly seasoned), but doesn't seem to go well with the other ingredients.
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Reviewed: Aug. 11, 2010
I feel badly giving such a negative review, but I thought the flavors were strange, they didn't meld well, and the sauce was too thin. I really don't know what I would do to improve upon this. I did execute exactly as written, except my aduki beans were dry so I soaked them overnight before cooking. Maybe this just wasn't suited to my tastes.
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Reviewed: Aug. 4, 2010
The way this sauce tastes with the mango is unbelievable. Found red adzuki beans (sometimes just called red beans) at the asian grocery store and had to soak/boil them. Next time will just use canned black beans for the time savings. We served this over rice. Will definitely make again - especially the sauce!
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Reviewed: Jul. 25, 2010
This was very tasty! I substituted the Adzuki beans for tofu and I left out the green pepper only because I didn't have one handy. I also added cumin & coriander to the sauce. I think the cumin is very important. It was delicious though, I was licking my bowl clean!
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