A generous splash of fresh-squeezed orange juice gives a lift to traditional peanut soba noodle salad. Leave off the shrimp if you want to make this vegetarian. Or top with grilled chicken strips, pork, or steak for another variation.
This was okay. My husband liked it more than I did. I think I'd prefer it with chicken instead of shrimp. The sauce was great, especially the way it stuck to the pasta. Probably won't make again.
Pretty good recipe. Only change I made was using 1 tbsp sesame oil (instead of 2) and cooking on a grill pan on the stove (it was raining outside). Sesame oil is very strong, and considering that you're also basting with sesame oil, I was concerned that it would just dominate the dish. Next time I'll probably cut back the cayenne to 1/8 tsp...definitely has a kick to it. Served with a cold sweet-sour cuke/onion salad.
What taste!!! Definitely a Do-Over!! Followed the recipe exactly except I used lower-carb angel hair pasta. I served it for friends and they ALL wanted the recipe!
Decent, not my favorite at all but might make again. I sauteed the shrimp instead of grilling. Liked even better with extra Siracha added after complete.
All I had was crunchy peanut butter, so maybe that overdid it, but it reminded me of a chinese reese cup, sans chocolate ;). It HAS potential. I think some garlic and more heat needs to be incorporated, and les peanutty taste...it was just way too much.
This was pretty darned good - I made it thinking my teenager would especially like it. It was fairly simple and yummy. I use Dreamfields pasta because it's 1/2 carb and doesn't taste like it. I will make this again for sure. The teenager liked it - we had friends over and everyone cleaned his/her plate.
