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Authentic Thai Recipes
From traditional recipes that have been handed down through generations to contemporary fusion twists, we have got you covered.
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Salad
Coconut King Prawn Summer Salad
Coconut prawns make an amazing addition to this vibrant summer salad!
Dessert
Coconut Mango Trifle
This dessert layers a coconut whipped cream made with our coconut milk and a vibrant mango puree!
Pancake
Coconut Pancakes
A versatile dish to be enjoyed on pancake day, rainy Sunday mornings or as a dinner party dessert.
Soup
Coconut, Galangal & Pumpkin Soup With Vermicelli Noodles
The true winter warmer (Thai style), with a wholesome, hearty flavour. This recipe was created by Thai street-food chef, Sebby Holmes of Farang, London.
Salad
Crab & Prawn Vermicelli Noodle Salad
Experience the true harmony of complex aromatic flavours, made simple in this stir fry. Delicious hot or cold. Click Here to make your own Thai Chilli paste. This recipe was created by Thai street-food chef, Sebby Holmes of Farang, London.
Salad
Crispy Squid With Thai Sweet & Sour Salad
Start your dinner party off in style with this light and fragrant dish. The fresh, leafy salad off-sets the fried squid perfectly. This recipe was created by Food Writer, Mitzie Wilson.
Slaw
Crunchy Asian Slaw
Bursting with flavour the slaw is perfect as a light lunch or side dish!
Main Dish
Crying Tiger Beef
A Thai restaurant classic, you can make at home! Packed full of umami flavours from oyster and fish sauce with a seriously spicy dipping sauce.
Curry
Duck Jungle Curry
From the mountain city of Chiang Mai, Jungle Curry is made without coconut, and packed full of vegetables and spices that are grown in the mountainous North of Thailand.
Satay
Easy Chicken Satay
One of the easiest street food dishes around. Equally delicious with other popular BBQ meats or tofu.
Noodles
Easy Pad See-Ew - Soy Sauce Noodles
An extremely popular noodle dish, straight from the streets of Thailand. Pad See Ew, literally means “stir-fried soy sauce noodles".
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