May 26th, 2017 | Author: Pearl Pardee

Despite its challenges being a vegetarian, don’t hesitate trying out Thai food. If you haven’t yet explored this cuisine you’ll discover that it has some of the most unique and beautiful flavors in the entire world of vegetarian cooking.

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Thai Cuisine

Thai food, like many other Asian cuisines, can easily be vegan. The base for the majority of dishes is carbohydrate: rice and noodles – with lots of vegetables, and no cheese, butter or milk. Meat is only a small part of the dish, so altering it will not change much of the taste and dining experience. The full flavor and… Read more at Veganuary

Most thai restaurants put shrimp sauce into their curries. Since the curry pastes mixed into each meal are pre-made, there’s really no way you can order a standard curry item from these restaurants and get them to withhold the shrimp sauce. They’ll also often put a little bit of fish sauce into the coconut milk.

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Vegan Thai Food

At Thai restaurants that don’t go out of their way to please vegans, your best choice may be to special order vegetables and tofu in plain coconut milk, seasoned only with salt and lemon juice, accompanied by jasmine rice. This should reliably be vegan, and since coconut milk is so ridiculously delicious your meal will still have plenty of flavor even without the curry. Alternately, you can go super basic and ask for plain stir-fried vegetables seasoned with… Read more at Vegan.com

Miang Kham (Thai Food)

Miang Kham is Thai traditional food eat with herb and complementing water to taste sweet and salt no spicy and have fragrance from herb main ingredient is chaplo… Watch it here