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Crispy Pork Belly – No Boil, No Fry, No Salt Crust

The Many Ways to Make Crispy Pork Belly If you search the internet, you’re going to find A LOT of different ways to make crispy pork belly. How do you know which to follow?? Well, lucky for you I have gone through many of those methods myself in order to actually understand what it is […]

The ultimate Thai breakfast experience. This simple recipe is authentic and uses a key ingredient that yields the best, crispy, airy pa tong go, just like in Thailand! #thaifood #streetfood

Thai-Style Chinese Doughnut (Pa Tong Go) ปาท่องโก๋

The Ultimate Thai Street Breakfast When I think about the perfect Thai morning it involves a coffee, a glass of hot fresh soy milk, and a plate of these crispy, airy pa tong go. Pa tong go is the Thai version of Chinese doughnuts or “you tiau” or “yao tiew”. Personally, I like the Thai […]

“Can’t-Stop” Thai Candied Peanuts ถั่วกรอบแก้ว

A Classic Childhood Treat This recipe reminds me so much of my childhood. I used to eat these all the time, and in my hometown of Hat Yai you can find them anywhere kids’ snacks were sold. Peanuts coated in a crunchy sugar coating flavoured with Ovaltine and sometimes a little coffee. They’re rolled in […]

Asian Pork Meatballs (Look Chin Moo) ลูกชิ้นหมู

A Classic Street Food These meatballs are what you would find in Asian noodle soups, hot pot, or grilled on a stick. In Thailand, this is not something most people make at home, but rather something you buy. Kind of like sausages in the West; some people do make them at home, but for the […]

Five-Spice Egg & Pork Belly Stew (Instant Pot & Stovetop) ไข่พะโล้

A Thai Childhood Favourite Growing up in Thailand, kai palo is one of my favourite dishes. And I would be willing to bet that many Thai people would say that it’s their childhood faves too. Hard boiled eggs and tender pork belly are simmered in a sweet-salty five-spice broth…how could any kid not like it! […]

My BEST Authentic Pad Thai Recipe

It’s Hard to Find Good Pad Thai This is what I’ve come to realize after 16 years of living in North America and eating Pad Thai at countless restaurants. I don’t fully understand why because it’s not that hard, as you can see in the video, but it IS a lot of ingredients if you […]

Sukiyaki Stir-Fry (suki hang) สุกี้แห้ง

A Thai dish with a Japanese name Sukiyaki is obviously a Japanese dish, but this particular recipe is very much unique to Thai cuisine. Here’s the story. Sukiyaki is a Japanese hot pot, and Thai people took the inspiration and started making our own hot pot served with a spicy, flavourful red sauce that’s more […]

Garlic Pepper Pork หมูทอดกระเทียมพริกไทย

A Little Known Classic Thai Dish This is a dish that’s ubiquitous in Thailand, and a favourite amongst kids and adults alike. Kids love it because it’s not spicy. Adults love it because it’s just super yummy and goes great with a cold beer! If you know my Garlic Pepper Chicken recipe, this one is […]

Thai banana pancake or “Thai roti” is a super popular street snack that is absolutely divine! Crispy, slightly chewy, buttery dough is filled with warmed bananas and topped with condensed milk. Nothing can beat it! #roti #thaipancake #thairecipe #thaibananaroti #thaistreetfood

Thai Banana Pancakes (Banana Roti) โรตีกล้วยหอม

Thai roti is one of THE most popular snacks/desserts amongst visitors to Thailand! You can see roti carts at many tourist attractions around the country, and nowadays, vendors offer so many different filling options like bananas, chocolate sauce, nutella, apples, etc. which, by the way, were not available when I was a kid, so roti […]

Pad Gaprao (Pad Kra Pao) ผัดกะเพรา Chicken Stir-Fry with Holy Basil

This popular Thai dish has many English spellings: Pad Kra Pao, Pad Ka Prao, Pad Ka Pow, Pad Krapow…etc. “Pad gaprao” is the phonetically closest spelling, but it seems to be the least popular way because most Thai people mispronounce it to begin with! Doesn’t matter, because no matter how you spell it, they all […]

Tom Yum Noodle Soup ก๋วยเตี๋ยวต้มยำ (guay tiew tom yum)

When you go to Thailand, sitting at a noodle shop on the street somewhere, please order yourself a tom yum noodle soup if they have it. This is not the “tom yum soup” that you know…the one with lemongrass, galangal, and shrimp. Nope, but this is something else that’s equally delicious. You can technically turn […]

Satay & Peanut Sauce หมูสเต๊ะ

Thai satays can be found all over the streets of Thailand, and they’re usually made from pork, but you can also use chicken or beef. The peanut sauce in this recipe is so good you can put it on anything you like, however, few people know that in Thailand, peanut sauce is only used on […]

Slow-Braised Pork Leg on Rice ข้าวขาหมู (kao ka moo)

Pork leg stew on rice, or kao ka moo, is the quintessential Thai street food. You can find this all over the streets of Thailand and in any food courts. It’s beloved by everyone especially kids because it’s not spicy and it’s got that salty-sweet flavour kids love. Served with boiled eggs and some pickles, […]

Crispy Pork Belly – No Boil, No Fry, No Salt Crust

Thai-Style Chinese Doughnut (Pa Tong Go) ปาท่องโก๋

“Can’t-Stop” Thai Candied Peanuts ถั่วกรอบแก้ว

Asian Pork Meatballs (Look Chin Moo) ลูกชิ้นหมู