What Is Kao Yum Gai Sab? This is another spicy lab dish from Thailand. We call it Crispy Fried Chicken in Lab. Or Lab 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, Lab, Larb, … Read more
As I step further into the online world I find things I should be doing to market my Thai food site. I don’t like marketing anymore than you do – but, it’s a necessary evil. I’ve created a Squidoo lens. Not sure what it is, but it’s also related to Thai food: Joy’s Thai Food … Read more
Prepare: 6 chilli peppers / add less if you don’t like spicy 1 tsp. sugar 2 tbsp. fish sauce 2 tbsp. lime juice 2 big tsp. shrimp paste 2-3 cloves of garlic 1 tbsp. sliced shallot 6-10 small eggplants … Read more
Prepare: 300 g. soft bone from pig (ribs) 2 tbsp. stock powder 2 branches lemongrass (diagonally sliced) 2 tbsp. sliced galangal 1 handful kaffir lime leaves 1 liter water 3 tbsp. fish sauce 2 tbsp. lime juice 1 tsp. dry chili powder 2 tbsp. sliced coriander and scallion 1 tbsp. sliced sawtooth coriander 1 crushed … 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
Prepare: 1 cup sliced pork1 cup cut onion1 cup cut pineapple1 cup sliced sweet pepper (any color)1 cup cut tomato2 cup sliced cucumber 1 tbsp. vegetable oil1 tbsp. minced garlic1 tbsp. fish sauce1 tbsp. soy sauce1 tbsp. oyster sauce2 tbsp. tomato sauce (ketchup)1 tsp. sugar Cooking instructions: 1. In a hot pan, add vegetable oil … 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
This recipe is called “Goong Sator Pad Gapi” in Thai. Here’s what you need to prepare for 1 serving. Prepare: 10 big shrimps 100g fava beans 2 tbsp. sliced long red chili 1 tsp. shrimp paste (mix with 1 tbsp water) 1 tbsp. minced garlic 2 tbsp. sliced scallion 2 tbsp. vegetable oil Sauce ingredients: … Read more
Thai Food Vegetables: Fuhk Tong (Pumpkin)! This Thai food vegetable has a curious name to say the least… the name is “Fuhk Tong”. Yes, it sounds just like the naughty word back in English speaking countries. It is always the butt of jokes here by the expats that are living here and if I serve … Read more
Kai Yiew Ma – Preserved Egg Nah! You are fooled by the title of my post! Yes, the name of this egg is literally translated as Preserved Eggs with Horse’s Pee! But it actually has nothing to do with the horse Pee. As I looked up on the internet, Kai Yiew Ma is originally and … Read more
