Background Khanom-Tako is made from rice flour or mung bean flour, sugar and mix with jasmine floated water. Blend all together and keep mixing until become creamy and sticky, top with seasoning thick coconut cream similar to Western whipping cream. This is a super simple Thai dessert recipe that has high demand in Western country.   Nutrition facts The outstanding taste and flavor of this recipe is the sweetness of sugar that categorized in carbohydrate group as same as the flour. In digestion system, sugar will transformed to be glucose. Even though, the thick coconut cream on top of Ta ko contains fats, we should not eat too much. Nutritionist suggests that per one day we should not eat sugar more than 6-8 teaspoons.   Ingredients 1 cup rice flour ½ cup tapioca flour ¼ cup mung bean starch 4 cups jasmine floated water 1 cup chopped chestnut, steamed taro and steamed lotus seed Syrup ingredients : 1 cup of water, 2 cups of sugar Thick coconut cream ingredients : ½ cupcoconut cream ¾ cup rice flour 1½ teaspoon salt    

more

    Background Kuay-Teow-Pad-See-Ew is in the similar category of noodles that is always found as a twin of Kuay-Teow-Rad-Na.  The tasty dish must have well fried noodles and add black soy bean for a better smell. This dish is always with oily noodles, egg and Chinese kale. While fat noodles are eaten soft, vegetables have to be crispy and look green.   Nutritions facts This dish give high energy as 1 portion served with egg contains 520 kcal.  Frying noodles  for a yummy taste, you need lots of oil then it will bring you fat in high level. Meanwhile, pork and eggs have high protein and  also Chinese kale gives you variety of vitamins.   Ingredients 120 grams fat rice noodles 50 grams pork, sliced 50 grams Chinese kale, cut in pieces 1 tablespoonblack soy sauce 1 tablespoon light soy sauce 1 chicken egg Vegetable oil for fried noodles    

more

    Background Naem or northern Thai fermented sausage, is frequently made from meat such as pork or beef but nowadays the most popular consumption is made from pork. In the Northern part of Thailand, we usually call Moo-Som and Jin SomMoak. It will become more delicious and tasty by grill.   Nutrition facts Being high in protein and rich in many vitamins and minerals is main beneficial of pork, all the essential amino acids is necessary for the growth and maintenance of our bodies.The health benefit of iron mainly provides oxygen to organ systems through red blood cell production.   Ingredients 1 Kg. minced pork 100 grams pork skin 20 grams Thai garlic, peeled 1 tablespoonsalt 1 cupkaonung or steamed rice      

more