Thai Fried Bananas: Kluay Tod
Thai fried bananas (Kluay Tod: กล้วยทอด) are a very common streetfood in Thailand. However, you can also try this recipe at home. It’s easy to prepare – banana slices are coated with a flour mixture and deep-fried...
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Thai fried bananas (Kluay Tod: กล้วยทอด) are a very common streetfood in Thailand. However, you can also try this recipe at home. It’s easy to prepare – banana slices are coated with a flour mixture and deep-fried...
Today, I present to you an easy and quick recipe for Spicy Canned Fish Salad which is called Yum Pla Krapong (ยำปลากระป๋อง) in Thai. This dish is a nice condiment and easy to prepare...
Thai steamed cupcakes are called Khanom Pui Fai (ขนมปุยฝ้าย) in Thai. This is a light and fluffy traditional Thai dessert and it is called ‘Pui Fai’ because when steamed the cake expands like cotton wool. This...
Halloween is coming soon and this is also the pumpkin season of the year. Thus, it’s time for an easy Thai dessert recipe. Today, I’d like to present you pumpkin in coconut milk (Fak...
I know this recipe is a little off-topic since Nasi Goreng is an Indonesian recipe for fried rice. ‘Nasi’ means ‘rice’ and ‘goreng’ is ‘fried’ in Indonesian. However, if you follow my Instagram @sirinyaann you...
Today, I have a recipe for an easy Thai sweet snack (khanom): Crispy sesame peanuts which are called ‘Tua Krob Kaew’ (ถั่วกรอบแก้ว) in Thai. This snack is quick to make at home, only few ingredients...
Phanaeng curry (พะแนง) is a Thai curry that is quite easy to make because you only need few ingredients. What is more, the curry paste (Khrueang Kaeng) consists of dried chilli peppers, lemongrass, galangal, coriander roots...
Kluai Buad Chi (กล้วยบวชชี), bananas in coconut milk, is the first Thai dessert that I’ve ever prepared for myself because it’s very easy to make and you only need a few ingredients. My first...