Tag: Thai cuisine

Tom Saap - En-tête

Authentic Tom Saap – Isan Hot-and-Sour Soup

A fragrant, spicy Thai Tom Saap soup where a simmered pork broth meets roasted herb paste, fresh lime, and chili flakes. Say saap in the Isan dialect and the scene is set : the word simply means “delicious.” Add the simple verb tom (“to boil”), and you get Tom Saap—a bowl […]

Phat Phet - En-tête

Authentic Phat Phet – Wild Boar Stir-Fry

As soon as the red curry paste hits the shimmering oil, a fragrant cloud rises. Diners sitting street-side lean back, their eyes already watering. Phat Phet makes its presence known from the very first bite. The meat is coated in a chili paste so intense that even Bangkok’s seasoned commuters […]

Pad Pong Karee - En-tête

Pad Pong Karee – Thai Crab Curry

A creamy, spicy Thai crab curry, blending roasted chili paste, milk powder, and crisp aromatics for a main dish packed with flavor. Follow the scent of toasted curry mingling with briny steam drifting through Bangkok’s alleys at dusk. You’ll likely stop in front of a wok where a crab sizzles. […]

Ragoût de viande en sauce brune, garni de lamelles de gingembre, servi dans une assiette blanche.

Gaeng Hang Lay – Thai Pork Curry

A slow-cooked Thai Hang Lay curry, where tender pork soaks up fragrant spices and homemade curry paste. Lift the lid off a pot of Gaeng Hang Lay. Aromas of ginger, tamarind, clove, and melting pork fat drift out. Unlike the coconut milk-rich curries most travelers know—like Thai red curry or […]

Porc sauté aux haricots verts et sauce épicée, servi dans une assiette blanche sur une table en bois.

Authentic Pad Prik Gaeng – Red Curry Pork Stir-Fry

A Thai stir-fry of pork and crisp-tender beans, coated in a homemade red curry paste fragrant with citrus and warm spices. The name promises ginger (“khing” in Thai). Yet most wokfuls of Pad Prik Gaeng lean mostly on chili and makrut lime leaves, with no trace of the rhizome. The absence puzzles […]

Yam Khai Dao - En-tête

Yam Khai Dao – Thai Fried Eggs

Crispy fried eggs topped with a tangy, spicy, and aromatic Thai salad—perfect for a quick, flavor-packed meal. When the wok hits its smoke point, a raw egg slides in with a sizzle. In seconds, the white puffs up into a golden, lacy crisp while the yolk wobbles in the center: […]

Moo palo - En-tête

Authentic Moo Palo – Thai Caramel-Braised Pork

A savory Thai stew of pork belly, eggs, and tofu, scented with spices and soy sauce, simmered until tender. As soon as the palm sugar hits the hot oil, it turns into a dark, nutty caramel that coats the pot. A few seconds later, star anise and cinnamon release an […]

thé thaï sur fond e bois

Thai Iced Tea

A homemade Thai iced tea, rich and creamy, with the typical orange color In Bangkok, the late afternoon heat weighs like palm sugar syrup. Tuk-tuks sputter, while the metal tongs of a street vendor clang against a dented cooler. Behind a cloud of steam, she lifts an iron can and […]

porc braisé Thai sur un fond de bois

Khao Kha Moo – Thai Braised Pork Leg

A delicious traditional Thai braised pork recipe that will fill your kitchen with the intoxicating aromas of Thai night markets If there’s one thing I directly associate with Thai cuisine, it’s Khao kha moo (ข้าวขาหมู). Literally “Braised pork with rice”, it’s one of the most popular street food dishes in […]

soupe tom yum aux fruits de mer sur une feuille de bananier

Tom Yum Talay – Thai Seafood Soup

A delicious Tom Yum seafood soup recipe This Thai seafood soup is a true delight, bringing together seafood, lemongrass, coconut milk, and lime in a beautifully balanced bowl. It’s comforting, fragrant, and warming from the very first spoonful. In Thailand, Tom Yum Talay is known for its restorative qualities and […]