Hot Thai Kitchen
Demystifying Thai Cuisine
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Thai Marinated Roast Turkey with Lemongrass Coconut Gravy
Every year during Thanksgiving, I feel compelled to make a turkey dinner because I love a good tradition. But as a Thai, I can't help but put some Thai twists on it for a little bolder and more complex flavours. In this recipe, turkey breast and thigh are marinated in a classic…
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BONUS: Epic Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treats
This bonus recipe has nothing to do with Thai food but it is one of the best things I make, so I have to share it with my biggest supporters. Brown butter protein rice Krispie treats...and before you say "are you serious?," let me tell you why these are different and worth your…
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BONUS: Easy Tom Yum Soup with Meatballs
This recipe was very popular on Thai social media, and the first time I saw it I started craving it immediately. It's two of my favourite things combined into one: pork meatballs and tom yum soup! It's also really easy, and if you love the bold flavours Thai cuisine is known…
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Authentic Thai Laab - Just Like in Thailand! (Laab Moo)
Laab (a.k.a larb) is one of the most iconic dishes of Thai cuisine, beloved by both Thais and people around the world. It's such a classic that laab was the second recipe I ever posted on Hot Thai Kitchen way back in 2009! It's a warm salad of ground meat, dressed with a bright,…
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BONUS: Soft Tofu with Pork & Shrimp Gravy (Thai Mapo Tofu!)
Sawaddee ka Yum Club! I like to think of dish as the Thai version of mapo tofu...and though I'm not 100% sure, I think Thai people created this dish based on the idea of mapo tofu. As always, I go into more context in the video tutorial in the recipe card! It is called taohu…
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BONUS: Easy Thai Meatball Salad (Yum Look Chin)
This Thai meatball salad is absolutely a hidden, underrated gem of Thai cuisine; something you only see in home cooking and rarely in restaurants! You know those tasty meatballs you get in pho and many other Asian noodle soups? In Thai they are called look chin and I love to…