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Kaw Soi (Noodle Curry)

 

Ingredients:

Meats, chicken or beef

1 cup coconut cream

2 cups coconut milk

2-3 tbsps Kaw Soi chili paste

Chopped cilantro & green onion

Sliced shallots

Cripy noodle (optional)

Pickle mustard, sliced

Roasted chili paste (optional)

Bean spouts

Lime juice

Egg noodles or linguine, cook following its direction

Fish sauce to taste

 

Directions:

  • Pour coconut cream and curry paste into a large saucepan and heat at low heat to boil. Stir

  • Add meat when you see the oil from the mix of coconut cream and curry paste is separated and float on the top at medium high heat.  This is done when the meats are tender.
  • Add fish sauce to taste.
  • Add cooked noodle to a bowl and pour the curry sauce on the top. Top the noodle with cilantro, green onions, shallots, mustard, bean spouts.
  • Add fish sauce, lime juice, and chili to taste and serve immediately
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    (posted on 02/20/09)


     

    Thai Sytle Stir Fried Suki (Suki Haang)  

    Ingredients:

    Choice of meat: chicken, beef, pork, shrimps

    Bean thread noodle

    Cut vegetables: Napa cabbage, chinese celery, carrot

    Egg

    Sesame oil

    Vegetable oil

    Chopped garlic (if you don't like garlic, just forget about it)

    Suki Sauce

     

    Directions:

    • Soak the noodle in warm or room tempurature until the noodle gets soft.
    • Marinate meat with egg and sesame oil
    • In wok pan, add vegetable oil and then add garlic when the oil hot. After garlic turn light golden then put meat and stir until the meat is well cooked.

    • Then add vegetable. Stir and let it until the vegetable is cooked.

    • Add noodle and then stir. Pour about half cup of Suki sauce.
    • Stir well until everything is cooperated and all the sauce is almost dried.
    • Remove from the heat and serve immediately.

     

    Note: For Suki sauce, you can use any brand as long as it is a Suki sauce is fine.

     

    (Posted on 01/01/09)