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Category Archives: Condiments
Recipe: Nam Pla Prik Manao Kratiem (Thai Crack Sauce)
This recipe makes the incredibly addictive Thai sauce that is in many restaurants but kept away from farangs (westerners). Typically it is on the waiters’ stand or in the kitchen and you have to ask for it. This is a … Continue reading
Recipe: Pickled Onion a la Mexicana
A complex and tasty pickled onion, adapted from Elizabeth Lambert Ortiz’ “The Complete Book of Mexican Cooking”, a Bantam paperback published in 1968. Ingredients: 1 onion, peeled and sliced very thin Salted water for soaking 3 serrano chiles or 1 … Continue reading
Recipe: Thai Plum Sauce
Adapted from the long out of print Thai Home-Cooking from Kamolmal’s Kitchen (Plume). Serve Thai plum sauce as a dipping sauce with Thai BBQ Chicken. Ingredients: 4 umeboshi (pickled plums), pitted and chopped 3/4 c white vinegar 1 c sugar 2 t … Continue reading
Recipe: Skinny Vinaigrette
Mix up just the vinegar and dry ingredients, then add oil to taste when you dress your salad. Makes much more sense. Ingredients: 1 c good wine vinegar 3 t sugar 2 t Kosher salt 1 t pepper Method: combine … Continue reading
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