Stir Fried Beef with Fresh Pepper Corns
This is a super easy Thai stir fry that tastes so good. I do not usually cook a lot with beef but this dish was recently requested.
This is a super easy Thai stir fry that tastes so good. I do not usually cook a lot with beef but this dish was recently requested.
I was a bit stuck knowing the English name for this dish. Everyone in Thailand would simply call the dish Tod Man Muu Sab. There’s also Tod Man Muu, which is the same but without the curry paste.
This simple dish has one particular ingredient very popular in Thailand these days. No not pork, that’s always popular here. The current popular ingredient is ginger.
Fried shrimp in tamarind sauce is a really simple dish and can be prepared and cooked in 20 minutes. I love cooking with tamarind, it’s sour and tangy and really gives your dish that Thai, asian taste.
A quick, easy, tasty and delicious Thai style salad that works great as a side dish or as part of a banquet style party.
This is a classic Thai snack. As always with Thai cooking we use everything, nothing goes to waste. The “knuckles” of a chicken make a delicious and crunchy snack, packed full of flavour.
Steamed egg was one of my favourite Thai dishes when I was very young. It’s so quick and easy and the soft texture of the cooked eggs makes it a firm favourite with mothers cooking for their children.
Crispy Tofu with Peanut Dipping Sauce or Tao Hu Tod Gab Nam Gin Tu-ua as it would be called in Thai makes a great Thai snack or appetiser for your Thai dinner.
Yam Tunah follows on from my last recipe of easy Thai fish dishes I’ve come up with in my free time from my Thai cooking class in Khao Lak. This time you will need a can of tuna and a few simple ingredients to create a zesty, spicy Thai-style Tuna Salad.
Pad Krung Garing Bplah Kapong is an easy, simple version of a classic Thai curry using tinned sardines. Its a perfect meal when your kitchen cupboards are empty and you need something spicy.