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Kra-Pho-Pla( Fish maw soup )

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Kra-Pho-Pla( Fish maw soup )

 

 

Background

Kra Pho Pla recipe was popular among rich Chinese people with high quality selection of ingredients.

Fried fish maw looks white and puffy. Then it must be soaked or stewed in stock soup for hours. Thai people love to add bamboo shoot, chicken blood clot that becomes different recipe from original Chinese.

 

Nutrition facts

Fried fish maw is recommended for high nutrition dish because it can reconstitute quickly and gives a delightful spongy texture. It is believed that fish maw is a powerful source of rejuvenation. 1 portion served contains 150 kcal.

 

Ingredients

200 grams dried fish maw

100 grams chicken blood clot, dice cut

250 grams chicken breast, shredded

10 boiled quail eggs

100 grams bamboo shoot, thinly sliced

Seasoning sauce or oyster sauce

Tapioca flour mixed with water

Chicken bones, spines pork bone and coriander roots for stock

Condiments as pickled chili sauce, vinegar and pepper

 

 

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