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Dec15No Comments
Lab is an Isan style dish made with spices and toasted rice. Gung Pa means prawn & seafood and this pizza is an adaption of that Thai dish to a western pizza. Choose a mild cheese, or mozzarella, so as not to detract from the spicy seafood taste.
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Dec10No Comments
Yum dishes are typically spicy salad dishes, this version has been adapted to a pizza recipe. So you can enjoy all the taste of Thai Yum salad dishes with a familiar cheese as a mild contrast flavour.
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Dec5
Steamed Fish & Meat Curry : Hor Mook Gang Khiew Wan Pla Guy
Filed under: Chienken, Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curry : Hor Mook, fish, Gang Khiew Wan, Hor Mook Gang Khiew Wan Bla Guy, Meat, Pla Guy, Steamed, Steamed Fish & Meat CurryNo Comments
This curry is a combination of fish and meat, it is one of the many ways we have of using up left overs. In this case left over chicken and fish, however you can use pork instead of chicken if that is what you have!
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Dec5
Pa Nang Look Chin : Fish Ball Curry
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Ball, Curry, fish, Fish Ball Curry, Look Chin, Nang, Pa, Pa Nang Look ChinNo Comments
Pa Nang Look Chin or Fish Ball Curry : All of this dish is edible, making it perfect for serving with rice.
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Dec5
Hur Mook Salmon : Steamed Curried Salmon
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curried, Hur Mook, Hur Mook Salmon, Salmon, Steamed, Steamed Curried SalmonNo Comments
A steamed salmon coconut curries, salmon so cheap and plentiful these days, and it makes a good meat base to use with a creamy curry. For these foil trays, the bottom of the tray is layered with basil, and the top topped off with a coconut milk topping.
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Dec5
Pa Pad Porng Kar Ree : Fish & Celery Curry
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Celery, Curry, fish, Fish & Celery Curry, Pa, Pa Pad Porng Kar Ree, Pad Porng Kar ReeNo Comments
A dish of fried fish on a bed of curried celery greens. This should be eaten as a side dish to rice. Notice I softened the curry with evaporated milk, you can also use coconut milk, but for this fish dish the creaminess of evaporated milk works better.
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Dec5
Look Chin Bla-muk Pad Prik Gang : Squid Ball Curry
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Ball, Bla-muk, Curry, Look Chin, Look Chin Bla-muk Pad Prik Gang, Pad Prik Gang, Squid, Squid Ball CurryNo Comments
The balls in this curry are squid balls made from squid and rice flour. You don’t have to make them yourself if you don’t want to, you can buy them in Asian supermarkets. Just look in the freezer section. The other main ingredient is the celery greens, these are the leaves of the celery, rather than the stalks.
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Dec5
Pa Nang Gung : Red Prawn with Curry Sauce
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curry Sauce, Gung, Pa Nang, Pa Nang Gung, Prawns, Red Prawn, Red Prawn with Curry SauceNo Comments
There’s plenty of good healthy light protein in prawns, and this is a nice way to eat them. Eat this dish with Thai fragrant rice, a good way to present them is to keep the head and tail on, and only shell the middle. It makes the dish look more stylish!
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Dec5
Ho Muk Talay : Seafood Red Steamed Curry
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Ho Muk, Ho Muk Talay, red curry, Red Steamed Curry, Seafood, Seafood Red Steamed Curry, TalayNo Comments
This dish is seafood in a set red curry. The seafood is normally a mixture of chopped shrimp, crab meat, squid, mussels and minced white fish, but you can omit or exchange similar seafood if you prefer. For a true authentic look, make little parcels of the mixture in banana leaves and steam those, but the taste is the same if you steam it in serving pots, or even foil cups can be used. This dish can also be made with coconut milk in place of the soya milk.
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Dec5
Gung Pad Pong Karee : Curried Eggs & Shrimp
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curried, Curried Eggs & Shrimp, Eggs, Gung, Gung Pad Pong Karee, Pad Pong Karee, shrimpNo Comments
This is a dish of scrambled, curried eggs served with shrimp and spring onion. Thailand has China to the north and India to the west and this dish is the Thai merging of those two traditions. Here I’ve used shrimp, you can also use crab and other seafood.
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