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Real Thai Cooking: Recipes and Stories from a Thai Food Expert [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 160 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 241x191x20 mm, kaal: 822 g, over 75 recipes; more than 200 color photos
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-May-2023
  • Kirjastus: Tuttle Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0804855587
  • ISBN-13: 9780804855587
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 160 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 241x191x20 mm, kaal: 822 g, over 75 recipes; more than 200 color photos
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-May-2023
  • Kirjastus: Tuttle Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0804855587
  • ISBN-13: 9780804855587
Teised raamatud teemal:
"I felt like the luckiest person on earth when I not only met Chawadee, but had her as my personal food navigator through Bangkok. We walked, boated, and ate our way through some of the best food I've ever had, all thanks to Chawadee, her warmth and expertise. And now you get to have the next best thing: her fantastic book. Enjoy every delicious bite." --Phil Rosenthal ("Somebody Feed Phil")

Learn the secrets of Thai cooking that only local foodies know about!

Real Thai Cooking is a labor of love by Thailand's leading food blogger and street food expert, Chawadee "Chow" Nualkhair and Lauren Lulu Taylor who did the recipe testing and editing and provided many of the photographs. Her book presents the full range of iconic Thai recipes together with fascinating back stories that enable you to truly appreciate what you are cooking and eating!

This book presents insider recipes and secrets about Thai food that only local foodies know about:
  • Chef Black's famous Sriracha Sauce recipe (from Blackitch Artisan Kitchen) and the story of how this hot sauce was invented (most people think it is Vietnamese, but it is really 100% Thai!)
  • The world's best Pad Thai and how this dish has come to define Thailand's national identity
  • Minced Chicken Kanom Jeen and the Portuguese Influence on Thai Food
  • Mee Krob (Fried Rice Noodles)--the dish that saved Siam from colonization
  • And many more delicious recipes and nuggets of Thai food lore!

With over 75 recipes and over 200 color photos, this is the cookbook every Thai food lover will want!

Arvustused

"I felt like the luckiest person on earth when I not only met Chawadee, but had her as my personal food navigator through Bangkok. We walked, boated, and ate our way through some of the best food I've ever had, all thanks to Chawadee, her warmth and expertise. And now you get to have the next best thing: her fantastic book. Enjoy every delicious bite." Phil Rosenthal ("Somebody Feed Phil") "Bangkok-based food blogger Nualkhair (Thailand's Best Street Food) and Secret Kiwi Kitchen founder Taylor (Feasting on Flowers) explore classic dishes and ongoing culinary innovation in this illuminating tour of Thailand's vibrant cuisine. [ ] Home cooks are sure to be inspired." Publishers Weekly "Chawadee's new book Real Thai Cooking brings back childhood memories of fabulous foods that are classic and authentic. She has traipsed each region of Thailand and taken their culinary highlights and different cooking styles from family to street, from homegrown to hybrid. It's filled with interesting anecdotes on ingredients, history, recipes and, not to mention, mouth-watering photos of colourful and flavourful food." Thomas Vitayakul, academic and owner of Ruen Urai

Food as a Window onto Thai Life and Culture 5(1)
Exploring Thailand's Many Regional Cooking Styles 6(4)
Food Secrets Only the Thais Know About 10(20)
Menu Suggestions
12(7)
Preparing Thai Food at Home
14(5)
How to Make Great Steamed Thai Rice
19(1)
Using Authentic Thai Ingredients
20(10)
AUTHENTIC THAI DIPS AND SAUCES
Nam Pla Prik
30(1)
Fish Sauce and its Importance in Thai Cooking
30(1)
Sriracha Chili Sauce
31(2)
The Real Story Behind Sriracha Chili Sauce
31(1)
The Unique Thai-Chinese Approach to Seafood
32(1)
Pravee's Seafood Dipping Sauce
33(1)
My Dad's Seafood Sauce (Without Pickled Garlic)
33(1)
Jaew: The Quintessential Isaan Sauce
34(1)
Jaew Chili Sauce
34(2)
How Chilies Have Come to Define Thai Identity
35(1)
Nam Prik Gapi Shrimp Paste Dip
36(1)
Pon Pla Tu Mackerel Salad
37(1)
Nam Prik Kee Ga Dip
38(1)
Nam Prik Tomato Chili Dip
38(1)
Crabmeat "Lon" Chili Dip
39(3)
Chapter 1 Popular Street Eats
Where the Locals Eat
42(2)
Guaythiew Gai Maraa Chicken Noodle Soup
44(1)
Pad Krapao Basil Stir Fry
45(1)
Grilled Beef Meatballs with Sweet Chili Sauce
46(2)
Thai Sukiyaki
48(2)
The Birth of the Irresistible Thai Hot Pot
49(1)
Drunken Noodles
50(2)
Pad Thai and the Birth of a National Identity Based on Noodles
51(1)
Pad Thai
52(2)
Or Suan Oyster Omelet
54(2)
The Hainanese Chefs Who Saved Siam From Colonization
55(1)
Mee Krob Sweet and Sour Rice Noodles
56(3)
Khao Soy Curried Noodles: A Culinary Fusion Classic
58(1)
Khao Soy Curried Egg Noodles with Chicken
59(3)
Chapter 2 Bangkok And Central Thai Food
The Beating Heart of Thailand's Cuisine
62(2)
Salmon Marinated in Nam Pla Fish Sauce
64(1)
Tom Kha Gai Chicken Coconut Soup
65(1)
Shrimp in Curry-egg Sauce
66(1)
Jay Fai's Tom Yum Goong Hot and Sour Soup
67(2)
What is Kapi and Why is it So Revered?
68(1)
Moo Pad Kapi Stir-fried Pork
69(1)
Khao Kluk Kapi Shrimp Paste Fried Rice
70(1)
Sweet Soy Pork
71(1)
Khao Thorn Rice Porridge
72(1)
Pickled Cabbage
73(1)
Salted Eggs
73(1)
Fried Lacey Eggs with Thai-style Dressing
74(1)
Simple Stir-fried Greens
75(3)
Thailand's Fast-developing Drinking Culture
76(2)
Nuea Dat Diew Salted Beef
78(1)
Cashew Nuts Yum
79(2)
The Portuguese Influences in Thai Food
80(1)
Minced Chicken Kanom Jeen
81(1)
Hearty Beef Tongue Stew
82(4)
Chapter 3 Northern Thai Cooking
Where China, Laos and Myanmar Meet
86(1)
Saa Pak Northern Mixed Salad
87(2)
A Day in the Life of a Chiang Rai Market
88(1)
Gang Pak Plang Soup with Pork Sausage
89(1)
How to Cook Sticky Rice
90(1)
Pik Gai Tod Baab Fried Chicken Wings
91(1)
Nam Prik Ong Minced Pork
92(1)
Nam Prik Num Roasted Green Chili Dip
93(1)
Gang Gradang Cold Pork Jelly
94(1)
SaiOua Chiang Mai Sausage
95(3)
Northern Thai Communal Larb Culture
96(2)
Minced Pork or Beef Larb
98(1)
Minced Fish Larb with Herbs
99(3)
Chiang Mai's Midnight Fried Chicken Restaurant
100(2)
Nam Prik Tha Dang "Red Eye" Chili Dip
102(1)
Moo Tod Fried Pork Cutlets
103(2)
The Story of Thai "Spaghetti"
104(1)
Nam Ngiew Pork and Tomato Sauce Noodles
105(3)
Chapter 4 Isaan Cuisine From The Northeast
Influences from Laos and Vietnam
108(1)
PorPia Tod Spring Rolls
109(1)
Gang Om Lemongrass and Dill Chicken Soup
110(1)
Makuea Mashed Eggplant Salad
111(2)
Pla Rah and its Importance in Isaan Cooking
112(1)
Foolproof Som Turn Pla Rah
113(2)
Som Turn Salad and Its Makeover in the Capital
114(1)
Central Thai-style Fruit Som Turn
115(2)
How the Vietnamese Came to Isaan
116(1)
Moo Yaw Pork Pate
117(2)
The Royal Gift of Tilapia (from Japan)
118(1)
Mieng Pla Pow Baked Fish
119(2)
Kai Kata Egg in a Pan
121(3)
Chapter 5 Southern-Style Favorites
Southern Thailand: "Soldier's Rations"
124(1)
Yum Woon Sen Glass Vermicelli Salad
125(2)
A Family Food Gathering in Hua Hin
126(1)
Gang Som Southern Fish Curry
127(2)
Why Phuket's Cuisine is Unlike Any Other
128(1)
Phuket Steamed Fish Balls
129(1)
Hokkien Fried Noodles
130(2)
Moo Hong Braised Pork Belly
132(1)
Phuket-style Fluffy Omelet
133(2)
The Muslim Community in Southern Thailand
134(1)
Thai Oxtail Soup
135(1)
Massaman Curry
136(2)
Thai-style Chicken Biryani
138(4)
Chapter 6 Thai Drinks And Desserts
Pioneers of the Sweet and Savory
142(1)
Gluay Buad Chee Bananas in Sweet Coconut Cream
143(1)
Khao Niew Mamuang Mango Sticky Rice
144(1)
Aunt Priew's Halo Halo
145(2)
A Persian-inspired Family Favorite
146(1)
Kanom Sai Gai Saffron-scented Jalebi
147(2)
Maria Guyomar de Pinha---Thailand's EscofHer
148(1)
Sankaya FukTong Pumpkin Custard
149(1)
Kanom Pui Fai Cupcakes
150(1)
Coconut Ice Cream
151(1)
Thai Sweet Rolls
152(3)
The Story of the Thai Ice Cream Sandwich
153(1)
Ode to Local Neighborhood Drinks Vendors
154(1)
Thai-style Iced Coffee
155(1)
Thai Iced Tea
155(1)
Morning Ginger Drink
156(1)
Refreshing Lime Soda
156(1)
Thai-style Gin Fizz
157(1)
Thai Cooking Terms 158(1)
Index 158(2)
Acknowledgments 160
Chawadee "Chow" Nualkhair was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and is now married with two kids and lives in Bangkok. She is a graduate of Bryn Mawr College who works as a freelance journalist, mostly writing about food, and the author of the popular "Bangkok Glutton" blog and the bestselling guide to Thai street food: Thailand's Best Street Food: The Complete Guide to Streetside Dining in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Other Areas.

Lauren Lulu Taylor is an American photographer and foodpreneur based in Auckland New Zealand. She has lived in the U.S., France, London and Italy and in each place became totally immersed in the local culinary scene. She is co-founder of the award-winning artisanal food company Secret Kiwi Kitchen and co-writer of the monthly "Foodie Finds" review column for Auckland's Channel Magazine. Beyond her great love of food, Lauren is a professional photographer whose photos have appeared in numerous international publications.

Chef McDang is one of Thailand's most well-known chefs, having written a host of Thai cookbooks, including The Principles of Thai Cookery, and weekly food columns in both English- and Thai-language newspapers. He is also the host of the widely-watched "McDang Show" on Thai television and has made appearances with Gordon Ramsay and Anthony Bourdain. Although best known as "Chef McDang", his real name is M.L. Sirichalerm Svasti, the son of M.R. Thanadsri Svasti (Thailand's most well-known food writer) and a member of the royal family.