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When you have too many bananas, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Banana bread, most likely, right? But for Thai people, we turn to kanom gluay – Thai steamed banana “cake.” My mom made these often when I was a kid as we had a banana tree, and they’re super easy and tasty. […]
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Loe edasiYou may find it surprising, but KFC is the most popular fast food chain in Thailand. And Thai KFC’s most popular item (and my fave) is the Spicy Chicken Rice Bowl or khao yum gai zabb. It’s a rice bowl topped with popcorn chicken tossed in a laab seasoning, which is genius. I was determined […]
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Loe edasiJab chai à¸à¸±à¸à¸à¹à¸²à¸¢ is a comforting dish Thai people commonly enjoy at home. A medley of vegetables and pork ribs (or chicken) are cooked together until the meat is tender and the broth is packed with flavour. It’s a dish my grandma has been making for us ever since I was a kid, and I’ve […]
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Loe edasiIf youâre a foodie like me, whenever you travel, a lot of your research probably revolves around what to eat! So today I want to give you my list of 11 MUST HAVE foods when you go to Thailand, including tips for where to look for them and some specific restaurant recommendations! How did I […]
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Loe edasiThis classic Thai snack will disappear fast at any gathering. A mix of peanuts, cashews, crispy garlic, makrut lime leaves, and chilies tossed in a seasoning mix that hits all the flavour notes – salty, sour, sweet, spicy and umami. Highly addictive! What are Chili & Herb Peanuts? In Thai, these nuts are called tua […]
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Loe edasiIf you ask me what my favourite noodle is, no question it’s these soft and chewy fresh rice noodles that we use in cult favourite dishes like Pad See Ew. While it’s not always easy to find, this homemade recipe is simple with only 2 ingredients, and it’s much better than any store bought versions […]
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Loe edasiThough I am calling this vegan pad thai, this isn’t just a veganized version that I made up. It’s a real Thai dish that I grew up eating called pad mee korat, and when I was thinking about a vegan version of pad thai, it dawned on me that pad mee korat was basically it, […]
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