Sunday 27 April 2014

Mushroom soup with chili oil and deep fried noodles

Ingredients; 1 red onion, sliced mushrooms 250gr, grilled chicken 150gr ( or egg tofu for vegetarians ), coconut milk 25cl, palm vinegar 2tbsp, palm sugar 2tsp, sambal 1 tbsp, fish sauce 2tbsp, mushroom sauce 1 tbsp, 1 tom yum cube stock or chicken stock, dried noodles 30 gr, sunflower oil 25cl, chili oil, water 30cl


Heat a wok, add 2 tbsp of sunflower oil. Add sambal and stir fry for 1 minute, add finely chopped onion and fry until soft. Now add the coconut milk, water and stock cube and bring to the boil.
Add sliced mushrooms, sugar and vinegar. Cook for 5 to 10 minutes.
Meanwhile heat the rest of the sunflower oil in a small cooking pot, fry the noodles for 1 to 2 minutes and place on some kitchen paper to absorb the oil.
Add fish sauce, mushroom sauce and the diced chicken to the soup. Bring to the boil and add more fish sauce or vinegar if you like. Serve hot, add some drops of chili oil and dress with some crisp noodles.

For a vegetarian version replace the chicken with egg tofu.

Thursday 17 April 2014

Feed me; spicy salad dressing


A spicy salad dressing for a really nice pomelo and fries shallot salad. Look through my notes and I will post it as soon as possible. From the top of my head you need, tamarind sauce, fish sauce, chili flakes, roasted chili flakes and condensed milk.


Thursday 10 April 2014

Feed me; Isaan style papaya salad.

Isaan style papaya salad. Papaya salad being one of Thailands favourite dishes, the Isaan version is absolutely fabulous. Called Som Tam in Thailand, it is very spicy and no two Thai make the same. It is a great compliment to any Thai meal, even lifts a simple grilled chicken and sticky rice meal to a sublime level.

Friday 4 April 2014

Feed me; Thai iced tea

Thai iced tea (cha-yen) is made from a red-leafed tea variety that only found in Thailand. Sometimes orange blossom water or tamarind is added. There is quite some difference in taste, depending on where you have it. You can have it with condensed milk, and in general cha-yen (like a lot of Thai drinks) comes with a lot of sugar.
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