Thailand


People generally think of Thai food as being very spicy. Certainly chillies are used a lot but there is a wide range of foods in Thailand that are not overly hot. One of the great advantages of making Thai food at home is that you can vary the “heat” according to your family’s preference.



Among the best known Thai food are the Thai Curries and the basis for all good Thai curries is the curry paste. Time consuming to make your own but well worth the time. One of the main reasons why Thai food has become so popular throughout the World is that Thai cooks use only the freshest of ingredients which are readily available in all the fresh markets in Thailand. Most Thai dishes take only a few minutes to cook and vegetables are usually served ‘al dente’.

Throughout Thailand there are regional differences in the cuisine and we will try to give you recipes from all the regions. Desserts are not commonly served in restaurants in Thailand but there is a mouthwatering variety of dishes available to make at home and with the addition of the huge variety of tropical fruit available in Thailand and elsewhere there is no reason to miss out on such wonderful treats.

kaeng-kua

The Thai Curry Paste Kaeng Kua is extremely popular in the South of Thailand. Kaeng Kua is one of many varieties of Thai Curry Paste available which give Thai curries their own unique flavours. Kaeng Kua is the curry paste used to make the famous Thai curry “Kaeng Kua Sapparot”.

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kaeng-phet

Thai Red Curry Paste is made with red chillies. Thai red curry paste is called Kaeng Phet, Phet meaning “hot spicy”, Kaeng being the Thai word for curry and this Thai red curry paste is certainly hot! Curry pastes are essential to Thai curries and the making of curry paste has long been a part of Thai culture.

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yum-moo-yaw

This Thai salad, known as a Yum in Thai, is made with Moo Yaw, a Thai Pork Sausage. Do not be fooled by the name Thai Salad. Our Yum Moo Yaw Thai salad recipe is very spicy. In general, a Thai salad or Yum is among the spiciest of Thai foods with more flavour per bite than most other Thai dishes.

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