Vera, it seems to me that you have the complete list of the dressing already. Everyone on this forum is super helpful, but to me it does seem like you have the list of needed ingredients so me, like most likely everyone else is wondering...What do you need that you don't already know??

P.S. if you would be so kind as to let me stow away in your suitcase so I could get out of this Michigan winter for your next trip to Mexico..I would greatly appreciate it!

Duane

Vera - after a little searching here is what I found for you. It sounds tasty. Use it as a guideline and use the ingredients you know that are in the dressing.

I hope this is close and helps you out.

Teresa

Here is a link that might be useful: Coconut Lime Cilantro dressing

I looked further at the site I posted in the link above. The woman's name is Jennifer and she is Chinese. The name of her site is Use Real Butter. There are quite a few recipes there that I might like to try - especially the Chinese Garlic Chive Dumplings. And while there are many Chinese recipes, there are many more other recipes that are not. Lovely photos of food and landscapes.

A while back I bought a Budha's Hand Citron. She has a recipe for Citron Vodka that caught my eye as did the Carolina Pulled Pork.

She has an interesting writing style. It's worth checking out.

Teresa

Teresa thank you so much for the wonderful site! I do believe you found the recipe I was looking for. All of her recipes sound so good & I think I'll be trying her Green Chili Hush Puppies as well as her Carolina Pulled Pork. Funny, I was just talking to a friend about making pulled pork for Superbowl. I'm really enjoying browsing this website & she has great pictures, as well as sharing her friend's landscape pics.
Duane, I basically lurk here and have learned so much from all of you. I'm not good at trying to "create" a recipe, but if I have one, I can add my own touches and go from there.
Again, thanks for taking the time Teresa to help me. Other than the noodles instead of the brown rice & a variation of the veggies, this is pretty darn close to what I'm looking for.

I do believe I will save the link and re-post it when the weather warms up in Minnesota, Michigan and Canada where so many forum members are from. I could see many possibilites with this dressing.

It does look delicious! And the photos are wonderful. And I have since learned that she was featured in the TimesOnline (London media) as one of the top 50 food blogs in the world. Did I mention that her unique writing style caught my attention? What did we do before the internet? :-)

I googled "coconut milk, coconut, cilantro and lime" and that's how I stumbled upon Jennifer's site.

Teresa

Teresa, That site sounds wonderful. I need to go out there and look. You are so good at searching out recipes.

Karen

Karen - you are too kind. Many people are good at manipulating the internet to find what they need. I took the time to research it for Vera after seeing her thread sit out there for 3 days.

And it paid off because I found Jennifer Yu's site. I can't wait to try the dressing recipe, chive dumplings and Carolina pulled pork.

Teresa