All Thai food recipes
ต้มข่าไก่ My husband Avi always said that if you have lived in Thailand, you are spoilt for good when it comes to food. It’s true!! No matter where we have travelled…and no matter how good the food may be, after a while we start craving for some authentic Thai meal. So after our trip, right…
Thai food is known for the use of delicate flavours of herbs like lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves & galangal mixed with strong spicy flavours from fresh chillies or chilli paste. Out of every tenth Thai street food, at-least eight will include one of these ingredients. The tom yum fried rice however, comprises of all the…
Before I sit to type out my recipes for you, I like to do some research about the food. Mostly to be able to share with you interesting feeds about its origin and food stories, if any. As always, Wikipedia is the first link to pop up with deep-rooted information on each food item. Today…
Children irresistibly jump at any opportunity to get their little hands messy, be it with sand, paint…. or even food. How many times do you have to remind your little ones to pick up their spoon and fork? Maybe you can let them be, just for this once? Roll your drums for this easy, aromatic…
Famous for its aromatic fragrance and fresh flavours, clay-pot glass noodle is a beloved Thai-Chinese dish. The glass noodle is baked in a claypot with abundant fresh herbs, seasoned to perfection and served with fish, shrimp or even lobster. There is a complete balance of flavours without any one flavour outranking the other and that…
A perfect week night dish, chicken & broccoli stir fry is really a no brainer recipe. It is one of the most basic and easy-to-follow Asian stir fry. All you need is to pick a protein of your choice, pick a vegetable and prepare the sauce. The sauce again is made up of easy and…
Living in Thailand and having to order my vegetables in Thai makes me very comfortable with the Thai names and sometimes I do need dear Google’s help to get the accurate name in English. I did the same for this green vegetable belonging to the family of pumpkins. In Thai we all know it as…
Grilled pork on skewers (Moo Ping) with sticky rice must be the most popular on-the-go snack in Thailand. I often relish the thought of warm moo ping, mum always prepared for us after we had a swim lesson back in the days. Moo ping generally is made using pork shoulder – which is a good…
Chicken Gravy (ข้าวหน้าไก่) served over rice is an ancient Thai dish and is now a rather difficult dish to come across. You probably still can find it in an authentic restaurant in Thailand. I like to screen for this dish on the menu as I find it a very basic but healthy meal for children….