What Is Kao Yum Gai Sab? This is another spicy laab dish from Thailand. We call it Crispy Fried Chicken in Laab. Or Laab Crispy Fried Chicken, up to you. Also up to you is how you attempt to spell it in English as there are at least different spellings – Laab, Larp, Larb, Laab, … Read more
Khanom Pang Na Moo – Pork and Bread In Thai language, ขนมปังหน้าหมู In Thai, Khanom Pang means bread. Na means face. Moo means pork. This is like an appetizer and it can be served before the rest of your Thai food and give you something to snack on while you wait for the main courses … Read more
Do People Really Eat Ant Egg Soup? Believe it or not, Thais and people all over Asia eat red ant eggs. It’s like eating fish eggs, but they are smaller and less juicy. Red Weaver Ants (Oecophylla smaragdina) are the best eggs to eat with soup, salads, or as an addition to whatever you happen … Read more
Fried Pig Skins – Cab Moo Once I mentioned about this food Cab Moo and introduced it as one of the unhealthiest Thai foods on my list! But I like it so much I have to tell you about it :p Cab Moo is made from pig’s skin, deep fry in the hot vegetable oil. … Read more
Who likes stir-fried morning glory? 😊 Pad Pak Boong is one of the most eaten dishes in Thailand on a daily basis. It’s easy to prepare, and the simple tastes are delicious. Just about everyone in the country loves pad pak boong! The really nice part about it is that many people just go find Morning … Read more
Tom Yum Soup Spicy and Sour Soup with Variations Thai Tom Yum soup is one of my all-time favorites and perhaps my favorite Thai food when it comes right down to it! This soup is a little bit of effort but the reward is truly something to behold. When I first had Tom Yum Goong … Read more
Gaeng Keow Wan Gai (Green Curry Chicken) The chicken isn’t green, it just looks that way because the Green Curry is so green! We’ll show you how to make this absolutely mind-blowing Thai Green Curry and entertain you with a story too! Read on! Here’s my hubby’s story about this Green Chicken Curry, and all … Read more
On a cool rainy day (few of those in Southern Thailand, but we do have them!) this is the perfect Thai soup to put a smile on your face! How To Make Delicious Lotus Stem Coconut Milk Fish Soup Lotus stem and Mackerel in coconut cream soup! (ต้มสายบัว ปลาทูนึ่ง, called shortly as Tom Saai Bua … Read more
This video makes me cry so much every time I see it. Our daughter was 4 years old when she first saw Grandma – my husband’s mom from the USA. She loved her so much already because we told her so much about her grandma! She came to see Mali at our home in Thailand. … Read more
Yum Tua Puu (yum too-uh poo) – Wing Bean Spicy and Sour Salad with Shrimp My husband says this is one of the best things he has ever eaten in his life. You will probably like it too! Wing Bean Spicy & Sour Salad Preparation 500 g. (about 1 lb.) Shrimp (peeled, de-veined)250 g. (about … Read more