Insert the Funk, Thai Style
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I remember my first taste of south pacific flavors. A completely basic
Tom Ka Gai soup was almost more than I could handle. Soup for me was
the obvious, chicken, and that was the end of it. Sure there were aromatics,
celery, carrot, but nothing so punchy as to really challenge my taste buds.
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The first hit of lemon grass and coconut really made me excited. And that
was just the beginning. The Acid was awesome.
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I learned more about these flavors through a couple of chefs I staged with.
Chef Farmerie’s kitchen unraveled the mystery that was Thai curry pastes.
The difference between store bought and home made curry paste is night and day.
Seriously dude give it a try it will knock your socks off.
During a stint at Chef Fraser’s amuse bouche station, I got a sense for the
depth and funk that Fish Sauce and Oyster Sauce can bring to a dish. ( even though
I thought fermented fish juice was the most revolting thing that I’d ever heard of)
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I had a craving for these flavors so I set out on a mission…To taste them again!!!
These are Thai Steak wraps marinated in fish sauce, Soy, Ginger, Lemongrass and
garlic. The Veg includes pickled green papaya, Carrot, Ginger, Cilantro, Mint and
Lime Juice.
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In my opinion this is the perfect, and I mean PERFECT summer food. Great with
a cold brew.
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I heard U know how to cook chow mein? can I get a recipe?
Hi!
Nice post….. beautiful pictures. I would like to say that this post is well written.
Great job! Thanks for sharing this recipe.