Our List of Thai Sauces and Condiments
Our List of Thai Sauces and Condiments
Pad Thai Sauce ►
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This recipe for homemade Pad Thai sauce is quite easy to make. Just six easy to find ingredients in the right combination will give your Pad Thai Noodles an authentic Thailand taste.
Garlic, Lime, and Chili Dipping Sauce ►
(Nam Jim Seafood)
Balance of flavor is important in any type of cuisine. This is especially so with Thai food, and many times nearly all of the flavor will come from one or more of the dipping sauces that we serve on the side. This quick and easy dipping sauce recipe is guaranteed to satisfy the even the most discriminating Thai palate.
Dried Chilli Dipping Sauce ►
(Nam Jim Jeaw)
Traditionally used a a condiment for Gai Yang, our Thailand style barbecued chicken, Nam Jim Jeaw is a dipping sauce made with toasted and ground white rice, dried chilies, fresh lime juice, sugar, and fish sauce. It can be used to add a burst of authentic Thai flavor to any type of grilled meat.
Spicy Sweet and Sour Relish for Seafood ►
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Try this delicious spicy, sweet, and sour dipping sauce that we call Nam Jim Seafood. You'll appreciate how easy it is to whip some up. With just a few simple ingredients you can add an authentic Thai flavor to meats, fish, and snack foods.
Fish Sauce with Hot Chilies ►
(Prik nam blah)
How about a little Prik Nam Blah on the side? Fortunately this common Thai condiment is quite a bit easier to make than ketchup, for it's about as common on our table as that bottle of ketchup is on tables at western hamburger restaurants. Just a little high-quality fish sauce and some of the good, very hot, Thai chilies that we call Prik Kee Nu.
Cucumber Relish ►
(Ajaat; Ajad; Achad)
This bright, fresh, crisp, and delicious condiment or dipping sauce is a must have when you are serving satays, but you'll also see it served as a condiment for other foods made with Thai yellow curry as the spice. Click here for the Thai Cucumber Relish recipe.
Sweet Peanut Sauce for Satays ►
(Nam Jim Satay)
This homemade Thai peanut dipping sauce is made with red curry paste, so it has an amazing array of flavors from fresh lemongrass, galagal, kaffir lime, and dry roasted cumin, coriander, and peppercorns, and more.
Vegetarian Roasted Chili Sauce ►
(Nam Prik Pao Jeh)
Try Khun Worawut's recipe! It has the amazing array of sweet, spicy, and smokey flavors that you would expect to find in a Thai roasted chili sauce, without a bit of anything non vegetarian. Try it, You'll love it.
Thai Roasted Chili Sauce ►
(Nam Prik Pao)
Nam Prik Pao (Roasted Chili Paste) is a Thai chili paste made with 2 kinds of chilies, garlic, shallots, tamarind, and shrimp paste. The ingredients are roasted before blending, giving recipes a rich combination of smokey, spicy, and sweet flavors. This delicious paste is used to add flavor to foods.
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.