Background Jinn-Humm is a dish from a tough meat part, more preferably cooked with dried beef. As pork has a nice flavor and a chewy texture, nowadays being cooked with pork becomes more popular.   Nutrition facts Curry paste in Jinn-Humm is nutritious from variety of mixture. Lemongrass relieves coughs and colds moreover galangal nourishes in strengthen body. Garlic is beneficial in enhancing the growth of tissue in our body, strengthening body immune from cancer and containing a strong antioxidant.   Ingredients   400 grams pork legs 40 grams lemongrass ½ cup fresh dill ( phak chi lao ) 20grams coriander root ( rakphak chi ) 1 tablespoon coriander, thinly sliced 1tablespoon garlic, thinly sliced Ingredients of chili paste 5 dried chilies 5 grams Thai garlic, peeled 30 grams shallots ½ tablespoon galangal, sliced 1 tablespoon lemongrass, thinly sliced 5grams sliced turmeric 1 teaspoon shrimp paste ½ teaspoon salt      

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  Background The well-balanced ingredients of shrimp cakes makes this recipe popular among Thai and Chinese, while shrimp and seafood have sweet and delicious flavor, they are also well-known for a high protein source. In addition of pork fat helps the inside of the cakes stay moist and not dry out during the cooking process. It is actually very simple to make by mixing the ingredients with pork fat and chopped shrimp, a traditional technique to well blend. Similar to place bread crumbs before deep fry for crispy skin with soft texture.   Nutrition facts Shrimp contains high calcium and vitamins B12 that enhances the growth of cells and benefits through red blood cell production and brain membrane. Furthermore, iodine controls the functioning of thyroid glands in human body, which also has a significant influence on the metabolic processes in the body. It helps in the optimal utilization of calorie.   Ingredients ½ kg shrimp, peeled 50 grams pork fat 1 white egg 1 tablespoon corn flour 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil 1 teaspoon Chinese cooking wine A pinch Pepper powder 1 cup of bread crumbs Vegetables oil for deep-fry    

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  Background Kaeng Om Mu in Northern Thailand is different from the Northeast due to the curry paste and spicy taste. In the olden days, Kaeng Om was cooked by the Lanna community only on special occasions.   Nutrition Facts The curry paste of Kaeng Om has high nutrition for example lemongrass can combat sickness, including the common cold and coughing. Galangal nourishes the body. Garlic is highly nutritious and lower the risk of cancer, as well as contains antioxidant.   Ingredients 200 grams pork streaky, sliced into small pieces 10 grams sliced young galangal 15 grams sliced lemongrass 4 kaffir lime leaves 10 grams coriander root 1 tablespoon roughly sliced parsley 1 tablespoon sliced coriander root 1 tablespoon sliced leek Vegetable oil for frying Curry paste ingredients 7 dried chilies 30 grams shallot 15grams garlic 1 tablespoon sliced galangal 1 tablespoon sliced lemongrass 1 teaspoon sliced Coriander root 1 teaspoon shrimp paste    

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