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Pumpkin in Sweet Coconut Cream (Fak Thong Kaeng Buat)
Tender pumpkin cooked in a sweet coconut cream.
Thai Coconut Pumpkin Soup
Thai Coconut Pumpkin Soup -think, classic pumpkin soup with Thai Red Curry vibes. Quick and easy, and a little bit exotic!
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Steamed Pumpkin Custard
This is a streamlined version of the famous Thai steamed pumpkin custard -- you know, the kind where you steam a whole pumpkin along with the custard filling, the kind that isn't as easy to make as many recipes want you to think (I'll talk more about this in due time). You get pretty much the same taste out of it without nearly as much fuss. This appeals to a lazy person like me who's always looking for a faster, easier way to do everything.
Coconut Tapioca Dessert with Sweet Rice Balls
This coconut tapioca dessert with homemade sweet rice balls and fruit is our take on the sweet soups and desserts loved in many Asian countries.
Pumpkin Mochi with Pumpkin Filling
This homemade pumpkin mochi is filled with a sweet, buttery pumpkin filling. You can either steam them or pan-fry them for a perfect, off-beat fall dessert.
Thai Black Sticky Rice Pudding
Thai Black Sticky Rice is a traditional Thai dessert that is incredibly quick and easy to make with glutinous rice. Top with coconut and mango!
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Khao Niao Mamuang (Thai Coconut Sticky Rice With Mango)
This Thai dessert of glutinous sticky rice, seasoned with salty-sweet coconut milk and served with tender, fragrant slices of mango, will be irresistible.
Pumpkin Dinner Rolls
Pumpkin dinner rolls made from Asian milk bread is tender and fluffy. If you love buttery, soft parker house rolls you’ll love these pumpkin dinner rolls!
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Pandan Khanom Chan (Layered Rice Sweets)
Khanom Chan lie totally outside the Western dessert canon, and can be a refreshing change-up from more typical desserts. To the uninitiated, the texture's a surprise, like the chewy tapioca pearls in bubble tea or elastic balls of mochi. Its...
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Thai-Inspired Coconut-Pandan Rice Pudding With Fresh Mango
[Photograph: Leela Punyaratabandhu] An easier, quicker, more stovetop-friendly version of the iconic Thai dessert, Khao Niao Ma-muang, this coconut rice pudding and mango retains all of the flavors found in the original dish by which it is inspired. Pandan leaves...
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Am I right in thinking that you have some leftover pumpkin pureee lying around that you want to use? Am I right in thinking that after this past weekend, you want to cook as little as possible? If I'm wrong, don't tell me. But if I'm right, here's another pumpkin dessert that's very Thai and very easy to make.
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Green Papaya Salad
Considered to be one of the top 50 foods in the world, Green Papaya Salad is zingy, spicy, savoury and sweet. Famous traditional Thai salad.
Thai Iced Tea
Learn how to make Thai Iced Tea to go with your favorite spicy Thai dishes or just as a delicious, cooling beverage for the warmer months!
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Leaf-Wrapped Salad Bites (Miang Kham) From 'Simple Thai Food'
Leela Punyaratabandhu's leaf-wrapped salad bites don't look like much. But these diminutive snacks in her new cookbook, Simple Thai Food, are far more intriguing than their name implies.
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Som Tam Thai (Central Thai-Style Green Papaya Salad)
This salad combines crunchy strips of unripe green papaya with fresh chiles, pungent garlic, savory dried shrimp, roasted peanuts, long beans, and tomatoes, all of which are tossed with a salty-sour-sweet dressing made with fish sauce, lime juice, and palm sugar.
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Grilled Vegetable and Jasmine Rice Salad With Herbs and Cashews
Inspired by Thai grilled beef salad, this salad replaces the meat with smoky grilled vegetables and adds fragrant jasmine rice. It's loaded with fresh herbs and dressed with a bracing, fish sauce-lime vinaigrette.
Thai Lettuce Wraps (Larb Gai)
Thai Lettuce Wraps (Larb Gai) are a fast, fabulous, light meal that is full of fresh flavours! The sort of dish that's so good, you forget how healthy it is.
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Andy Ricker's Tam Taeng Kwaa (Thai Cucumber Salad) From 'Pok Pok'
Andy Ricker opens his new Pok Pok cookbook with a series of variations on papaya salad. These are the beating heart of his namesake restaurant, providing its inspiration as well as a sweet and sour bridge between the range of complex savory dishes. This particular salad, made with cucumbers instead of papaya, is a cool and refreshing twist.
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Bangkok Street Food's Green Papaya Salad
This recipe from Bangkok Street Food comes from years of on-the-street research—that is, loads of spicy-fresh papaya salads made streetside, pounded with a mortar and pestle for optimal enjoyment. Aside from the papaya and a really fabulous dressing of chiles, garlic, and fish sauce, this salad calls for a few other veggies: long beans and Thai eggplant. Finished off with a handful of roasted peanuts and chewy dried shrimp, this papaya salad is tasty on so many levels—crisp, hot, sweet, crunchy,...
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Thai-Style Spicy Chicken, Banana Blossom, and Herb Salad (With Lots of Fried Things)
This variation on a classic Thai chicken and banana blossom salad hits every note, with its accessible, clean flavors of tender poached chicken breast and crunchy banana blossom, rich fried shallots, garlic, and lemongrass, and a bright, bracing garlic, chile, and lime juice dressing.
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Spicy Thai Salad With Minced Pork (Larb) From 'Everyday Thai Cooking'
Katie Chin's larb in Everyday Thai Cooking is not a strictly authentic version. Instead of serving a meat-heavy plate with lettuce on the side, she tosses the (pre-ground) cooked pork with greens and a few extra vegetables. The authenticity police may cry foul. But just because the dish isn't totally authentic (and, let's be clear, the key items in a good larb—roasted rice powder, chiles, fish sauce, lime, and meat—are all there), doesn't make it an unsuccessful dish in any way. In fact, I ate t...