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
A Classic Thai Food Favorite – Lab Moo (Spicy Pork Salad) Lab Moo (Lahp or Lap Moo) is a traditional Thai food favorite across the nation. It is simply made, but the taste is really something special as you’ll see when you eat this lab we show for you below! One of my husband’s favorite … 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
Stir fried pak boong and shrimp, with some mushrooms. Aroy Maak! (Very delicious Thai food!) [Page updated 23 September 2023] Thai Food Globally! Though most people believe in the uniqueness of traditional Thai cooking, and in the idea of authentic Thai cuisine, in reality, Thai food is the product of the interaction between nations for … Read more
This is a truly authentic traditional Thai dish that few foreigners eat because it’s so simple. It pulls in some of the classic Thai tastes that people in Thailand love and they don’t need anything more once they taste it. There is always some major ingredient like shrimp, chicken, or pork in it so that’s … Read more
Pad Phet Sator Moo (Bean Stir Fry with Pork) This dish is one of my husband’s favorites. He really loves the green fava beans. He said he’s never had them in America, but some ethnic groups in New York love them – so he’s heard. This bean is from a large pod that may be … Read more
Goong Pad Takrai (Shrimps and Lemongrass Stir-Fry) Prepare: 12 big shrimps (peeled, cut, de-veined) 1 tbsp. minced garlic 1 tbsp. red chili peppers (slice diagonally) 2 tbsp. minced lemongrass 1 tbsp. fish sauce 1 tbsp. wheat flour 1 tbsp. soy sauce 1 tbsp. oyster sauce 1 tbsp. olive oil Cooking Instructions: 1. Clean the … Read more
Thai Food Recipe: Pad Yod Fuhk Thong (Pumpkin Young Leaves Stir-Fry) Prepare: 2 cups pumpkin young leaves 2 cloves garlic (crush lightly) 2 tbsp. oyster sauce 1 tsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. fish sauce 1 tbsp. olive oil Cooking Instructions: 1. Pick the best and young parts of pumpkin leaves, usually at the end. It’s … 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
Thai Food Dessert: Sang Kaya Fuhk Thong (Steamed Whole Pumpkin Dessert with Egg Custard) Prepare: 1 pumpkin (500 grams) 4 eggs (from duck or chicken) 250 ml. coconut milk 3 big tbsp. palm sugar 1/4 tsp. salt 3-5 pandanus leaves Cooking Instructions: 1. Clean the pumpkin very well. Use brush to move away the … Read more
