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Shredded Asian Salad

Salads • Savoury • Sides • Starters

This salad smells amazing as you make it. By the time you plate it up your diners will be pounding the table! You can also add shredded chicken and/or shrimp to this if you like.

1

For the Salad

Take a large bowl and place the Bean Sprouts inside.
Peel the outside of the Mango and Carrots, then use a Julienne Peeler to prep both, (if your mango is too soft do this with a sharp knife instead). Add to the Bean Sprouts bowl.
Cut a Chilli lengthways in half and remove the seeds. Finley slice and add to the bowl.
Finely chop the Herbs together. Then do the same to the Peanuts.

2

For the Dressing

Make the Dressing in a separate bowl by mixing all the ingredients together.
Pour the dressing over the salad and mix thoroughly with tongs. Add the herbs and mix again.

3

To Serve

Serve on a large dish with the peanuts and lime slices on the top.

Photos by Kit Lee

Fashion

I just finished reading Ava Gardner's Book, in it her voice is so colloquial and of her time in Hollywood. She has so many phrases I've never even heard before. My favourite of which was, "going to the feathers" - meaning going to bed with someone. It makes it sound so wonderful, in a gangsta old world way. Somehow there's nothing sordid about saying the feathers, whereas other more modern reference to the same thing can be so crude. I found this feather jacket on Ebay. I love finding amazing vintage online. It feel like a treasure hunt.

What I'm Wearing

Shoes and Bag Chanel

Jeans J Brand

Top ASOS

Belt Hermes

Feather Jacket Vintage (from ebay)

Glasses ASOS

Photos by Kit Lee

Fashion

Like NYC

London • Outfits

One of the best parts of living in London is that we have proper seasons. Which means, during the transitional seasons, you can wear bare legs and outwear together. I think it’s a very New York look to have bare legs with a coat. In England women seem to like tights more. I’m a big fan of flesh coloured tights. They seem very old fashioned now, but they are a oldie but a goodie. Always make sure you buy them slightly darker not lighter, then you get a lovely light tan and skin perfecting effect from them. I love Falke.