Kim chee poke in a rice paper taco with avoca

6 Servings

Ingredients

QuantityIngredient
-----for the kim chee-----
¼cupHawaiian salt
8cupsWater
2poundsWon bok cabbage (napa); roug
teaspoonChili paste
teaspoonFresh garlic; minced
1⅓cupOyster sauce
1cupCarrots; finely julienned
2teaspoonsRaw sugar
cupScallions; roughly cut
¼cupFresh chives; roughly cut
2tablespoonsShrimp sauce
2teaspoonsFresh ginger; grated ---for the poke-----
2cupsKim chee; (above)
12ouncesRaw ahi (yellowfin tuna); ch
1mediumMaui onion; diced
cupShoyu (soy sauce)
1tablespoonSesame oil
Oil; for deep frying
6Rice paper ---for the avocado sauce--
2Avocados, haas, ripe, dark-s
¾cupChicken stock
½cupSour cream
2tablespoonsLemon juice
1tablespoonCilantro; chopped
Salt and white pepper; to ta

Directions

Recipe by: The County Fair Cookbook - ISBN 0-7868-6014-6 1. Make the kim chee by adding the salt to water. Add the won bok and soak for 2 hours. Drain the mixture and add the remaining kim chee ingredients.

Let stand for 2 hrs.

2. To make the poke: Chop 2 cups of kim chee into fine pieces and mix with

ahi, onion, shoyu and sesame oil.

3. Make the 'taco' shells. Pour 4 inches of oil into a deep skillet or pot

and heat until bubbling.Toss in a rice paper sheet.

Use a large metal whisk push the sheet down in the oil. The rice paper will form itself into a taco shell around the whisk. Fry 45 to 60 secs.; the rice paper should be translucent and bubbled. Remove and drain. Proceed with the rest of the rice paper.

4. Make the avocado sauce by combining all the ingredients and whirl in a

blender or processor until smooth. (To keep the sauce from darkening, place a sheet of plastic wrap directly on the sauce until needed.) 5. Fill the shells with the kim chee mixture and serve with avocado sauce.