Bua Loy Kai Waan is Sweet Thai Eggs Dessert This is one of the very well-known Thai desserts that is popular all over the world, but especially here in Thailand. There is another recipe called Bua Loy Fuhk Tong that is IMO even more delicious! Click that link to see it. It includes sweet pumpkin. … Read more
Durian Chips (Deep Fried Unripe Durian) Durians are a Thai fruit. They might be hard to find in your Asian grocery – or they might have a whole stack of them. They are huge – watermelon size or larger. They have spikes on their brown skin. They are smelly like the most horrible smell you … Read more
Stuffed Dough Pyramid Dessert in Thai, Kanom Tian Prepare: 1 kilogram sticky rice flour 3 cups water 8oo gram palm sugar Stuffing: 1/3 cup minced pork 1/2 cup mung bean 2 tbsp. minced coriander roots 1 tbsp. pepper 1 and 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 cup minced onion 1 and 1/2 tbsp. salt 3 tbsp. vegetable … Read more
Woon Gati – Coconut Milk Jelly First layer: 2 tbsp. gelatine powder 3 cups flower water* 1 cup sugar 2 tbsp. concentrated pandanus juice** Second layer: 3 cups coconut cream 1 cup scraped young coconut (optional) 2 tbsp. gelatine powder 1/2 cup sugar 2 tsp. salt 2 cups flower water Cooking Instructions: 1. From the … Read more
Fruity Mung Bean Dessert in Thai, Luuk Chuup Prepare: 1 cup mung bean (500g) 2 and 1/2 cup sugar 1 and 1/2 cup thick coconut milk Gelatin: 2 tbsp. gelatin powder 2 cups water 1/4 cup sugar Food coloring Cooking Instructions: 1. Leave mung bean in the water for 3 hours. Then, steam for 20 … Read more
Kao Niao Mamuang – Coconut Milk on Steamed Sticky Rice with Ripe Mangoes Prepare: 8 oz. uncooked sticky rice 1/2 coconut cream 6 tbsp. sugar 1/2 tsp. salt 2 fragrant screw pine leaves 1 tbsp. crunchy soybean Cooking Instruction: 1. Put salt and sugar in coconut cream and mix it together. Boil the coconut for … Read more
PART ONE Prepare Ingredients to cook filling: 2 cups of steamed mung bean 250 ML of scent of candle coconut milk (use regular one if you can’t find this) 1/4 tsp. salt 1 tbsp. palm sugar ………………… PART TWO Prepare the flour to make Bua Loy balls: [Yellow Bua Loy Balls] 1 cup glutinous rice … Read more
Many times, I bet that you have noticed Thai dessert has a unique scent even when you were chewing it in your mouth. A scent of candle is the answer for that. Looking close into it, the scent of candle in the coconut milk is not just the only long time secret of cooking that … Read more
Talking about what is the most expensive Thai dessert that I think available in Thailand morning market and people tend to not buying it because because they really want to save it for a very special occasion, it is Foy Thong. Foy Thong is the most expensive Thai dessert among many other Thai dessert that … Read more
Thai Dessert: Kao Niao Piak Lumyai (Sticky Rice with Lumyai and Coconut Milk) Prepare: 1 cup uncooked sticky rice 2 cups lumyai meat (longan) or as much as you like 2 cups coconut milk 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 tsp. salt 2 pandanus leaves (cut 1 inch) Cooking Instruction: 1. Cook sticky rice in boiling water. … Read more
