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04/15/2012
This fiery, funky northern Thai chile dip is served with raw vegetables and fried pork rinds.
Issue #146
09/14/2010
Fragrant with lime juice and lemongrass, this hot and sour soup is based on a recipe from our friend Nancie McDermott, author of Real Thai (Chronicle Books, 1992).
Issue #132
05/09/2013
This dish is a refreshing adaptation of a more widely known version made with papaya.
Issue #130
05/31/2007
Although many of us in the West assume that lemongrass must be cooked before it's eaten, cooks in southern Thailand adore its crunchy texture and intensely citrusy flavor.
Issue #103
05/31/2007
Pornpitlum Pattcha's version of this dish was made with large saltwater prawns known in Thai as goong yai.
Issue #103
05/31/2007
This spare though luscious dish is traditionally made with pak grood—young, wild ferns that grow in the jungles of southern Thailand.
Issue #103
08/11/2005
Our kitchen adapted this version of Bankok's Thip Samai restaurant's pad thai.
Issue #56
10/18/2000
In Thailand a strongly flavored stir-fry such as this one would be considered more a condiment than a vegetable dish, and should be served with plenty of hot jasmine rice.
Issue #34
03/19/2002
While traveling in northern Thailand, we ate versions of this ancient noodle dish everywhere from street carts to fancy restaurants.
Issue #18
05/03/2010
The fiery preparation known as kung pao hails from the Sichuan region of China and features chiles and a special kind of peppercorn. This recipe comes from the Blog Chef website. Continue...
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Source: Blog Chef
11/27/2009
By combining turkey with rice noodles, vegetables, and a Thai-inspired dressing, you won’t even realize you are eating leftovers. Continue...
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11/15/2009
A homemade rendition of a popular Thai dish, green papaya salad is sweet and refreshing, with a kick from serrano chiles and a splash of citrus. Grilled or sautéed shrimp are tossed with the salad, making for a filling lunch. Continue...
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12/22/2008
A traditional Italian combination of butter and garlic gets an Asian treatment with soy and oyster sauces in this deeply savory dish.
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06/30/2008
Cilantro, curry paste, and garlic give deviled eggs an Asian flair.
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05/23/2008
Pasta makes this delicate, fragrant soup hearty enough for a meal.
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Source: Martha Stewart
02/29/2008
Preparing the ingredients well in advance will help you make this quick-cooking dish.
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02/13/2008
These crispy chips are a fabulous way to begin a meal that features Southeast Asian dishes, like spicy curries or noodles.
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Source: Thai Food