Steamed Fish With Spicy Sauce
This is a delicious fish recipe with easy to source ingredients to give your steamed fish that zesty and spicy Thai flavour.
Spicy Pork Balls
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.
Fried Pork Neck with Ginger
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
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.
Rice Noodles with Fish Curry
Kanom Jin are thin white rice noodles served with a vast array of sauces or curries depending which region of Thailand you find yourself in.
Stir Fried Riang Leaves With Eggs
Riang leaves are quite chewy and have a creamy texture when eaten. It is a delicious ingredient for Thai soups and stir fries. For my recipe it will been one of the main ingredients, simply stir fried with eggs.
Dry Red Curry with Aubergines
Chu Chee Mak Kuea Yao is a southern dry red curry. It’s not as ‘soupy’ as a Thai red curry, it is much more creamy.
Stir Fried Young cabbage with garlic and fish sauce
A quick, easy, tasty and delicious Thai style salad that works great as a side dish or as part of a banquet style party.
Fried Fish in Turmeric
Bplah Tod Kamin is a simple and quick way to cook fish giving it a nice crispy taste. Translated it’s Fried Fish in Turmeric, kamin being Thai for turmeric.
Sour Yellow Curry with Cha-Om Omelette
Gairng Som is a sour curry from the South of Thailand, som meaning sour in English. You can also eat this dish in Bangkok but it goes under a different name, Gairng Luang (yellow curry).