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Grapefruit and Jicama Salad
Grapefruit and Jicama Salad
Sour Orange Curry Soup of Fish and Vegetables
Thai Curry Kabocha Squash Bisque
Country Style Curry with Pork & Long Beans )
Thai Condiments recipes
Shrimp Paste Rice (Khao Krok Kapi)
Shrimp with Cashews
Hot And Sour Fish Soup (Tom Yum Pla)
Fried Mussels Pancakes (Hoi Mang Poo Tod)
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Grapefruit and Jicama Salad
This refreshing healthy choice Vietnamese Salad has been given a Thai-twist for a lively palate pleaser.
Grapefruit and Jicama Salad
This refreshing Vietnamese Salad has been given a Thai-twist for a lively palate pleaser.
Sour Orange Curry Soup of Fish and Vegetables
A healthy Thai sour curry soup using fresh water fish and local seasonal vegetables.
Thai Curry Kabocha Squash Bisque
This creamy fragrant bisque, a fall perfection, will delight the taste buds.
Country Style Curry with Pork & Long Beans )
This is a country style dry curry that is stir-fried. This type of curry is very common in thenorth and plains areas of Thailand.
Thai Condiments recipes
In Thai Cuisine there are several popular condiments. All can be made at home preferably at least one week before serving so as to allow maturing of flavours.
Shrimp Paste Rice (Khao Krok Kapi)
This Thai fried rice dish is called Khao Kluk Kapi. You don´t see this dish very often and then only in Thai neighbourhoods and never in tourist regions.
Shrimp with Cashews
This is one of the most delicious of all Thai Shrimp dishes. It can be served on a bed of steamed fresh baby spinach.
Hot And Sour Fish Soup (Tom Yum Pla)
This is a wonderful hot-sour-salty fish soup that I learned to make in Issan, Northeast Thailand.
Fried Mussels Pancakes (Hoi Mang Poo Tod)
Popular Thai appetizer is easy to make at home. This is a favourite "street food" in Thailand for breakfast with steamed jasmine rice or as a late night drink-snack.
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