DISH # 05 THAI CHICKEN KAO SOI
When in Thailand’s north, don’t miss this unique, curry-based noodle soup. Typically revolving around chicken or beef, the optional sides of lime, sliced shallots and crunchy pickled greens provide a pleasing contrast with the rich, spice-laden, coconut milk-based broth and soft, squiggly wheat-and-egg noodles.
Here is the recipe of Thai Chicken Khao Soi.
Monday, 27 April 2015
Top 10 Thai Foods To Try
DISH # 06 THAI PHAT KAPHRAO
This street food staple combines meat flash-fried with holy basil (the eponymous kaphrao) and a generous helping of fresh chilli and garlic. Served over rice and often crowned with a fried egg, it’s the epitome of the Thai-style one dish meal.
Here is the recipe of Thai Phat Kaphrao.
This street food staple combines meat flash-fried with holy basil (the eponymous kaphrao) and a generous helping of fresh chilli and garlic. Served over rice and often crowned with a fried egg, it’s the epitome of the Thai-style one dish meal.
Here is the recipe of Thai Phat Kaphrao.
Top 10 Thai Foods To Try
DISH # 07 THAI GREEN CHICKEN CURRY
For Thai food novices, there’s probably no better starting point than this intersection of a piquant/herbal spice paste and rich coconut milk. Remember to do as the Thais and couple the curry with a plate of jasmine rice – it’s not meant to be eaten on its own as a soup.
Here is the recipe of Thai Green Chicken Curry.
Here is the recipe of Thai Green Chicken Curry.
Saturday, 25 April 2015
Top 10 Thai Foods To Try
DISH # 08 THAI YAM SALAD
As a side dish or drinking snack, you’re bound to encounter this ubiquitous Thai 'salad' that combines meat or seafood with a tart/spicy dressing and fresh herbs. A good introduction to the genre is yam wun sen, slinky glass noodles paired with minced pork and shrimp.
Here is the recipe of Thai Yam Salad.
As a side dish or drinking snack, you’re bound to encounter this ubiquitous Thai 'salad' that combines meat or seafood with a tart/spicy dressing and fresh herbs. A good introduction to the genre is yam wun sen, slinky glass noodles paired with minced pork and shrimp.
Here is the recipe of Thai Yam Salad.
Top 10 Thai Foods To Try
DISH # 09 THAI KAI YANG
Thai-style grilled chicken owes its fame to the people of the country’s northeast, who marinate the bird in a unique mixture of fish sauce, coriander root and garlic. Couple the bird with sticky rice and green papaya salad, and you have one of Thailand’s most legendary meals.
Here is recipe of Thai Kai Yang.
Thai-style grilled chicken owes its fame to the people of the country’s northeast, who marinate the bird in a unique mixture of fish sauce, coriander root and garlic. Couple the bird with sticky rice and green papaya salad, and you have one of Thailand’s most legendary meals.
Here is recipe of Thai Kai Yang.
Top 10 Thai Foods To Try
DISH # 10 THAI FRIED RICE
For many Thai people, fried rice is comfort food. The variations are endless, and the dish is often the result of improvisation, but a staple at seafood restaurants across the country is the simple but delicious khao phat puu, rice fried with hearty chunks of crab and egg.
Here is the recipe of Thai Fried Rice.
Here is the recipe of Thai Fried Rice.
Friday, 24 April 2015
Top 10 Italian Foods To Try
DISH # 01 ITALIAN CHICKEN PARMIGAINA
A classic dish that also works as a sub sandwich. Virtually anything breaded and deep-fried with melted cheese is going to be a hit.
Here is the recipe of Italian Chicken Parmigain.
Here is the recipe of Italian Chicken Parmigain.
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