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Phaneang Neua (Beef in ground peanut-coconut cream curry)

Zone Central

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Phaneang Neua (Beef in ground peanut-coconut cream curry)

Background

Beef curry is a type of red curry which is salty and sweet and thick with a nutty peanut flavor. Some Thai people believe that the dish is influenced by Indonesia since King Rama VI because the dish is similar to an Indonesia dish named “Rendang” which is made from thick beef but Thai are preferred thinly sliced beef.

 

Nutrition facts

The dish is enriched with protein from beef and fat from coconut cream. Herbs in the dish reduces cholesterol.

 

Ingredients

  • 2 cups coconut cream
  • 300 grams beef, thinly sliced
  • ½ cup red curry paste
  • 2 tbsp. peanut, roasted
  • 2-3 fish sauce
  • 1 palm sugar
  • 2 grams kaffir lime leaves, sliced
  • 2 grams kaffir lime leaves, shredded

Zone Northeast

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Zone Northern

Laab Kua (Spicy Pork Salad)

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Zone Central

Koong-Ob-Woon-Sen (Steamed shrimp with glass vermicelli in clay pot)

Background This recipe has glass vermicelli and shrimp as the main ingredients cooked together in a pot with lots of ginger, garlic and pepper. It is really classical with a unique flavor that makes it an iconic dish of Chinese cooking   Nutrition facts The main ingredients and seasoning condiment are oyster sauce mixed with soy sauce and sugar until it is thick and creamy. The dish is high in minerals and rich in many vitamins and minerals such as iron, copper and zinc. Oyster is to help your blood circulation buy contains high calorie and high level of sugar. For 1 portion served contains 300 Kcal.   Ingredients 150 grams vermicelli, already soak in water 200 gramstiger prawn 50 grams pork belly, sliced 3 tablespoons Thai spice mixed paste (coriander roots, garlic and black pepper) 1 tablespoon roasted Sichuan chilies, crushed 3 tablespoons oyster sauce 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 cup chicken stock 30 grams Chinese celery, cut into 1 inch size  


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