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Most homemade dishes that tastes really great is made from using the freshest ingredients, and great Thai cuisine is no exception. Most Thailanders still doesn’t own a fridge up to this day. They are still used to buying fresh produce from the market on a daily basis.

Top 10 tips for healthy Thai cooking

In the West, not everyone has an Asian shop on their doorstep but simply making the journey to your nearest supplier twice a year will keep you in fresh Thai flavours. Be sure to ask what day their fresh ingredients arrive from Thailand (it’s the same day every week), take your bounty home, give the ingredients a good rinse, let them air-dry for a bit, and freeze them the same day in an… Read more at BBC Good Food

If you think Thai cuisine is just all about fried fish cakes, pad thais and curries, think again. The foundation of Thai cuisine are incredibly healthy, with nourishing and healing herbs and spices. Also, uses vitamin-rich fruits and vegetables. This is a guide to healthy Thai cuisine ingredients that will definitely help you boost your immune system.

Guide to Healthy Thai Ingredients

Fiery ginger and its fragrant cousin galangal are packed with medicinal benefits that are ideal for winter. Gingerol, the active ingredient in fresh ginger, can help fight infections, particularly respiratory infections (goodbye winter colds!). Plus it’s great for treating nausea and is a powerful antioxidant… Read more at Asian Inspirations

TAMARIND: Everything You Need to Know – Hot Thai Kitchen!

Tamarind, known in Thai as “makaam”, is one of the most important ingredients in Thai cuisine. It is a staple in every Thai kitchen, and it plays a key role in popular dishes, such as pad thai! Many people cook with tamarind, but perhaps few know what the fruit actually looks like or… Watch here

Most ingredients used in cooking Thai cuisine are actually very good for you.

One of the popular Thai dishes like the Tom Yum Soup, are packed with essential nutrients and has great health benefits according to scientific studies.

A lot of herbs and spices that are used in Thai cooking are packed with immune system boosting properties that can help fight disease.

Health Benefits of Eating Thai Food

Thai Food Can Be Healthy, The Many Benefits Of Eating Thai Food. Skipping on the deep fried spring rolls or prawn crackers that feature heavily on our western Thai restaurant menus, home cooked Thai food can be rather healthy… Read more at 8MilesFromHome.com

Scientific studies prove that some herbs and spices has incredible health benefits. And a lot of them are used in traditional Thai cooking.

Spice Up Your Life With a Taste of Thai

Ancient teachings have long associated certain plants and animals with healing properties. Many are featured in traditional ethnic cuisines, such as the foods of Thailand. Modern studies largely confirm the health benefits of certain herbs, spices, seafood and animal products, a number of which star in sauces and… Read more at Sierra Madre

Eating Road Trip to Adams Organic Farm in Thailand

Most Thai restaurants don’t offer or serve these Thai desserts. It’s because these desserts can take forever to produce. Some of these Thai desserts was originated from the royal palace in Thailand, where servants spent a lot of time preparing delicate and precious sweets for the royal family. Soon enough, these delicious desserts found their way to the streets of Thailand to be enjoyed by the masses.

7 Thai Desserts You Didn’t Know Existed

Thai people love their sweets, and if you rely on the options that your local take-out place offers, you’re missing out. Usually, ending a meal with a plate of seasonal fruit like papaya, watermelon and pomelo is standard in the average Thai diet, but it’s just as easy for one to indulge in the array of intricate and… Read more at Food Republic

There are a lot of delicious snacks and food found on every street in Thailand, it is really easy to catch yourself nibbling on something at any given moment. It is also very hard to keep the weight off because of this exact same reasoning. However, many healthy Thai food that you can eat without any guilt.

The Top 10 Healthy Thai Dishes

While traveling in Thailand, you will notice that everyone wants to know if you have eaten. Before even greeting you with a ‘hello,’ you will be asked, ‘gin kao ruang,’ meaning, ‘have you eaten yet?’ To be fair, there are so many enticing snacks and food vendors found on every soi (street), it is hard not to… Read more at Culture Trip

Thai Dessert: Trying Thai Street Food Desserts and Sweets. Street Food in Thailand Vlog

Thai Street Food is really delicious, It’s a must to try if you’re on holidays in Thailand. Thailand food markets are one of the best places to buy fresh and authentic Thai food, or to buy groceries and fruit while you travel in Thailand. There are so many Thai dishes on offer and the foods here are cheap, and so… Watch here

Using these essential Thai spices and ingredients can lead you to making countless Thai cuisine variations through different additives and flavoring agents. You can also learn some of the basic components used in Thai cooking and each of which leads to a lot of different Thai dishes.

Thai Kitchen Essentials

But you don’t need to eat out to get a taste of Thailand. After a recent cultural and culinary tour of his home country to hone in on the flavors he’s serving, Syhabout helped put together a guide to mapping out everything you need to cook great Thai food at home… Read more at Tasting Table

Getting the basic flavors of your favorite Thai dishes just right, especially when you are new to Thai cooking, can be tricky. The complexity of Thai cuisine can be quite intimidating. While it is normal to go after Thai recipes that are labeled “quick” and “easy,” but that doesn’t take long to find out that what’s quick doesn’t always mean easy.

Cooking Thai: 5 basic ingredients that can be used in hundreds of dishes

Here are five ingredients found in countless Thai meals that deliver a lot of bang for your buck. They can help ease you into Thai cooking, and will prepare you for a more advanced stage of your culinary journey where your palate becomes more accustomed to how Thai food tastes and your skill is solid enough to help you further refine your creations… Read more at CNN Travel

Thai Food: A Beginner’s Guide

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.

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.

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

When we say Thai food, the first thing that comes into mind is Pad Thai but whether it be succulent chunks of grilled pork on a stick or a spicy hot bowl of  Tom Yum soup, we all have to start somewhere. If you’re new to Thai food you have a lot more to explore and discover because Thai cuisine has a lot to offer to stimulate and satisfy your taste buds.

Top 10 Thai Food

Thailand’s food needs little introduction. From San Francisco to Sukhothai, its profusion of exotic flavours and fragrances make it among the most coveted of international cuisines. As a walk through Bangkok forcefully reminds, these flavours and fragrances are seemingly inexhaustible… Read more at Bangkok.com

Thai food deserves an excellent reputation, and there’s nothing as good and authentic as Thai cuisine as in Thailand. You just don’t get the whole ambiance and experience of  Thai street food anywhere else in the world. You can find a number of international food outside their home countries, but with Thai cuisine, You will only ever really be satisfied when you’re eating a hot bowl of soup at a little plastic table on the streets of Thailand.

THE BEST THAI FOOD YOU CAN EAT

Let’s talk about travel and my love of good Thai food. When I returned to Thailand a few weeks ago from being in Cambodia, I went on an eating binge. Cambodia, as much as I love it, doesn’t have a lot of great food. It’s very bland, and I missed the zesty, spicy, and flavorful Thai food. Since I was leaving Bangkok soon, I tried to enjoy as much Thai food as I could. So as a way to remember all the food I ate, as well as make you run off to your local Thai restaurant, here’s a list of … Read more at Nomadic Matt

The Traditional Way to Eat Thai Food – Stop Eating it Wrong, Episode 37

Thai food is one of the world’s most popular cuisines, but not every guest knows the authentic way to enjoy popular Thai dishes. Let Executive Chef/Owner Hong Thaimee of Ngam restaurant show you the best way to eat Thai food (hint: just because you have chopsticks doesn’t mean you should use them for everything!)… Watch here