Spicy Peanut Brittle Candy
Spicy Peanut Brittle Candy ►
(Special Thua Tat)
This unique peanut brittle style candy is based on a popular Thailand snack food that's made with peanuts and Tom Yum spices. My candy is very similar to peanut brittle, but it has a very sharp sweet, sour, and spicy flavor from lemongrass, kaffir lime, galangal, and red chili.
Asian Pennywort Juice Drink
Asian Pennywort Juice Drink ►
(Nam Bai Bua Bok)
This delicious, grassy flavored, sweet juice drink known in Thailand as Nam Bai Bua Bok is made from Asian Pennywort. The herb has long been known for its many health benefits, including decreasing depression and fatigue, energizing the central nervous system, and giving you more youthful skin.
Lemongrass and Pandan Iced Tea
Lemongrass and Pandan Iced Tea ►
(Nam Dakrai Bai Teuy)
In Thailand we make a delicious sweet tea drink with lemongrass and the leaf of the pandanus tree. The two flavors work very well together to create an authentic Thai flavor and a nice complementary drink to serve with your traditional Thai meal.
Massaman Chicken Curry
Massaman Chicken Curry ►
(Kaeng Matsaman Gai)
This Kaeng Matsaman Gai, or Massaman Chicken Curry, is made with the home prepared curry paste that I made previously. The paste does quite well in the freezer so you will always have some when needed. Watch me as I prepare this delicious chicken curry, flavored with toasted spices, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and coconut.
Tamarind Paste
Tamarind Paste ►
(Makaam Piak)
Tamarind Paste (Makaam Piak) is a soft, thick, and creamy paste made by reconstituting dried tamarind fruit. Once fully dried, tamarind can be kept in a tightly sealed container in your kitchen pantry for a long, long time. If you do a lot of Thai cooking, we highly recommend that you take some home the next time you see it, and keep it on hand so you can make a little fresh paste as you need it.
Sweet Chili Dipping Sauce
Sweet Chili Dipping Sauce ►
(Nam Jim Gai)
Nam Jim or Nam Chim is Thai for Dipping Sauce. It's a generic term that can refer to many different kinds of dipping sauces in Thai cuisine. Most are a combination of spicy, salty, sweet, and sour flavors.