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Spicy Chicken with Mint and Ginger (Ga Chien)
This quick and easy Vietnamese style chicken is sure to please everyone with the great garlicky flavour accented by mint and cilantro.

Spicy Red Curry Prawn with Mint Raita
Healthy, quick, awesome flavours of Thai-Indian Fusion.

Spicy Red Curry Prawn with Mint Raita
Healthy, quick, awesome flavours of Thai-Indian Fusion.

Spicy Thai Shrimp with Mint Raita
This dish combines the exciting flavours of Thai and Indian Cuisines. Quick and healthy dish for a flavourful entree. Served with a mixed green salad makes a delightful meal.

Thai Chicken Salad (Laab)
Laab is a wonderful Issan Salad with the fresh flavours of mint, cilantro, lime juice, and spicy ground pork or chicken salad with chile pepper and fish sauce.

Shaking Beef (Bò Lúc Lắc )
Shaking Beef is a simple dish with amazing robust flavours of tender, moist, cubed filet mignon with garlic, watercress and red onions. The tangy garlicky dipping "sauce" (it´s not any more a sauce than nuoc cham adds the extra bit of flavor to make this dish a winner.

Thai-Style Chicken Salad
This will make a delightful light entree for lunch or as a starter course for dinner. The Honey-Lime Dressing will be one you will want to use for other salads as well.

Barbecued Chicken (Gai Yang)
Who doesn't love barbecued chicken especially jazzed up with a Thai slant? This easy to make recipe can be served with the bottled Hot and Sweet Chili Sauce for Chicken, or the curry sauce in this recipe.

Cambodian Shrimp & Pork
This amazing smokey eggplant dish with pork and shrimp is simply amazing. It is a healthy choice dish with very little fat.

Fiery Shrimp Curry
The sweetness of coconut milk tames the heat of this quick curry, but it remains a dish for fans of fiery food. You can of course reduce the heat by using fewer chiles.

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