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Black Pepper Beef Stir-Fry + Interview w/ a Dietitian!

Next time you have a steak dinner, make some extra steaks and you can have this scrumptious and nutritious Thai meal in a snap later in the week. A pre-cooked steak is super versatile and can turn into many delicious dishes! This video is sponsored by thinkbeef.ca who reached out to me for a Thai […]

“Swimming Rama” Thai Peanut Sauce w/ Spinach & Pork พระรามลงสรง

“Swimming Rama” is a dish that is becoming hard to find in Thailand, but is still served in many Thai restaurants overseas. Started by Chinese immigrants in Bangkok, swimming rama is made up of a bed of blanched morning glory or water spinach, topped with tender slices of pork or chicken, with a peanut sauce […]

Gaeng Hung Lay – Northern Pork Belly Curry

Gaeng Hung Lay is one of the most iconic dishes of Northern Thailand, and arguably one of the tastiest! Pork belly and pork ribs are slowly stewed in a WHOLE bunch of herbs and spices. The result is tender fatty pieces of pork that has been entirely permeated by the rich and aromatic sauce. It […]

Thai-Style Beef Noodle Soup

Following up on my previous episode where I showed you how to make a beautiful roast beef (link to that video here), here’s a classic Thai beef noodle soup that is the perfect way to use up any leftovers! Noodle soups are a great way to use leftovers from the holiday table because you don’t […]

Thai Sukiyaki Soup (Suki Nam) สุกี้นำ้

“Sukiyaki” is a Japanese hotpot, but Thai people have taken the idea and created our own version of this hotpot with a bold flavoured sauce that better matches our palates. Not only that, we have created 3 different ways you can have sukiyaki (or just “suki” as we call it in Thailand)! In this video […]

Kua Gling – Southern Pork Stir-Fry w/ Curry Paste คั่วกลิ้ง

This dish is an absolute classic southern Thai food. Ground pork, or any other ground meat, or even crumbled tofu, is stir-fried with southern curry paste laced with turmeric. It’s spicy, it’s super flavourful, and it’s versatile! We toss it with some jasmine rice, but you can put it in an omelette or perhaps…a taco? […]

Creamy Tom Yum Goong ต้มยำกุ้งนำ้ข้น

Creamy Tom Yum Goong has become very popular in Thailand in the past several years. It’s the richer, more voluptuous sister of the classic “clear broth” tom yum goong. In this video I also review basic techniques and ingredients essential in making the best tom yum possible! When it comes to Thai soups, tom yum […]

Thai Fish Cakes (Tod Mun Pla) ทอดมันปลา

A classic recipe, these red-curry-flavoured fish cakes can be found everywhere in Thailand! The preparations are really simple, the hardest part is getting the right fish. Go with something super tender and you’ll be fine. I’m using basa and it worked out great. The dipping sauce is similar to the “sweet chili sauce” that you […]

Ancient Cookbook Recipe Experiment! – Galloping Horses ม้าฮ่อ

This recipe is an a bit of an exploration into Thai history! Here’s the story: A lovely HTK fan recently sent me a copy of a very special Thai cookbook: The very first Thai cookbook to ever be written in English! The book is titled “Everyday Siamese Cooking” by Sibpan Sonakul, who is the granddaughter of […]

Thai Duck Noodle Soup Recipe บะหมี่เป็ดตุ๋น

Here’s a recipe for a popular Thai street food that you can easily make at home. The soup is flavoured with aromatic 5-spice mix, and the duck is flavourful and tender. Another great recipe to make once you know how to make Thai-style chicken stock! INGREDIENTS Serves 4 Soup 8 inches cinnamon stick 2 pc […]

Eggplant w/ Basil & Chili Paste Stir-Fry มะเขือยาวผัดพริกเผา

After tons of requests, here’s an eggplant stir-fry recipe! The sauce is flavoured with Thai chili paste and scented with lots of Thai basil. I also show you my new favourite eggplant technique for stir-frying that’ll come in handy in any eggplant stir-fry recipe! The eggplant in this recipe becomes so juicy and succulent, and […]

Egg Noodle Pad See Ew หมี่เหลืองผัดซีอิ้ว

Pad See Ew is our famous stir-fried rice noodle dish (yes, I have a recipe), but this egg noodle version is something I’ve only ever seen in southern Thailand where I grew up! These chubby fresh egg noodles have the most perfect chewiness, and with the salty-sweet-smoky flavour, it’s one of the hardest dishes to […]

Thai Chicken Biryani (kao mok gai) ข้าวหมกไก่

In my previous “Top 5 Rice Dishes in Thailand” video, I took you all over Bangkok to explore the delicious, must-try rice dishes. This recipe was the first one on the list! Kao mok gai is the Thai version of chicken biryani. Though there are a lot of ingredients and steps here, if you split […]

Crispy Fluffy Fish w/ Green Mango Salad ยำปลา(ไม่ดุก)ฟู

Last year, Mark Wiens and I had a meal together in Bangkok, and this dish, called yum pla duk foo, was one of the many things we enjoyed. If you missed that video, here it is. In this video, I declared that I can’t think of another dish that I prefer to this dish, which is a bold […]

Yen Ta Fo “Pink Noodle Soup” เย็นตาโฟ

This pink noodle soup is so good it made it to my “Top 5 Noodle Soups in Thailand” episode! For years I thought Yen Ta Fo was a dish you leave to the experts (i.e. street vendors and restaurants), but once I tried to make it, I realized that it’s actually really easy to make […]

Thai Peanut Salad Dressing สลัดแขก Salad Kaeg

This salad is a specialty of Muslim Thai cuisine. With the spicy and rich peanut dressing, it’s one of my favourite ways to eat veggies! The dressing will keep for at least a week in the fridge, and it will also double as a dipping sauce for meats or tofu. INGREDIENTS Serves 4 Peanut […]

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