Pineapple fried rice is a Thai style fried rice made out of rice with pineapples and prawns, you might find it weird but if you had tasted Thai dishes then you would say that this would make sense as it follows the basic principle of Thai dishes which is the right balance of hot, sweet, … Continue reading »
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Tom Kha Gai
Soup week: Day 4. Soup doesn’t have to be hard to prepare. This time we are going to try something from a neighbor country, Thailand. They have a lot of great dishes and if it is about soup, they do have a lot to offer like this soup called Tom Kha Gai. This dish is a … Continue reading »
Stir Fried Squid and Salted Duck Eggs
For the last day of the stir fry week we will be showcasing a not so popular Thai stir fry called “Pla meuk phat khai khem” or for those who have hard time reading or pronouncing it then it is “Stir Fried Squid and Salted Duck Eggs” in English. This recipe is chosen for the … Continue reading »
Massaman Curry
Massaman curry held the top 1 spot at CNNGo’s World’s 50 most delicious foods 2010 so I suggest if you haven’t tried it you should give it a go. Massaman curry is a southern Thai dish with Muslim origin, it is usually made with beef cooked with coconut milk, cashews, potatoes, spices and Massaman curry … Continue reading »
Thai Style Stir Fried Beef
With Thai food I guess you won’t be wrong as most of them taste really good, I might be a bit biased here as I like Asian as well as spicy dishes but who does not. I guess another reason for me loving their dishes is that most of their dishes are nearly the same … Continue reading »
Stir Fried Bean Sprouts and Tofu (Guisadong Togue)
Sautéed Bean Sprouts and Tofu or Guisadong Togue (in Tagalog, “Guisado” means sautéed and “Togue” means bean sprouts.), is a vegetable dish that consists of bean sprouts, carrots, fried tofu and shrimps. A popular side dish in the Philippines and neighbouring countries such as Japan and Thailand where it is used to accompany dishes like … Continue reading »
Pad Thai
Pad Thai is a Thai dish made out of stir fried rice noodles flavoured with fish sauce, tamarind juice, chilli peppers garnished with bean sprouts, shrimps, chopped peanuts, eggs and lime juice. This dish is the national dish of Thailand and is listed at number 5 on CNN’s World’s 50 most delicious foods readers’ poll … Continue reading »
Lemongrass Tamarind Chicken
Who does not love Thai dishes, they are flavourful, spicy and some are relatively easy to make. Just look at this dish the flavour combination is just something to drool for. Just imagine the flavours of creamy coconut cream, fresh and sour hints of tamarind and lemon grass, sweet raw sugar, and hot chillies in … Continue reading »
Thai Red Beef Curry
Red Curry is a popular Thai curry paste which consists of garlic, shallots, dried red chillies, lemongrass, galangal, peppercorns, shrimp paste, salt, kaffir lime peel, coriander root, coriander seeds and cumin seeds. It is traditionally made with a mortar and pestle which in turn releases the ingredients natural oils while it being pounded. It is … Continue reading »
Chicken Satay
Satay is a type of skewered marinated meat served in thick sauce flavoured by coconut milk and peanuts. This dish originated in Java, Indonesia and considered to be the national dish. It was invented by street vendors during the 19th century when there was a huge influx of Arab immigrants in the region, for the … Continue reading »
Crispy Deep Fried Squid
Ika Geso Age in Japanese, Muc Chien in Vietnamese or Crispy Deep Fried Squid is a simple deep fried squid dish popular in East Asia and South East Asian cuisine, similar to calamares but this dish uses squid tentacles instead and served with a sweet and spicy sauce. Though there’s no rule in using only … Continue reading »
Pork Panaeng
Phanaeng, panaeng or penang curry is a type of mild Thai curry that is made out of dried chilli peppers, coriander, cumin, galangal, lemongrass, garlic, and salt. The name came from a Malaysian island called Penang which is near Thailand. Traditionally this curry mix is used in a popular dish called beef phanaeng where beef … Continue reading »
Tom Yam Gai
Tom Yum is my favourite Thai dish, and it will go easily on my top 5 list overall, when I eat this dish I have the same satisfaction that I get from having sinigang, my favourite soup dish. I never grew up with this dish and it was just introduced to me for about 6 … Continue reading »
Pininyahang Manok
Pininyahang Manok (Tagalog), Gang Ped Gai Sapparot (Thai), or Chicken with Pineapple is a dish made out of chicken that is marinated in pineapple juice then cooked together with pineapple and other vegetables such as capsicums, carrots and onions. In Philippines there are 3 main variations of this dish and they vary on the sauce … Continue reading »
Larb Gai
Larb in Thai cuisine is a type of meat salad that is usually made out of chicken, duck, turkey or sometimes non poultry meat mixed with ground toasted rice then dressed with fish sauce, lime juice and herbs / spices (such as mint, coriander, spring onions and chillies). Usually cooked but sometime eaten raw like … Continue reading »