Category Archives: Thai Food Recipes

Vegetable Manchurian

Photo by Linda Xiao Serves 4 Author Notes Described by many fans as foundation of Indian Chinese cooking, Vegetable Manchurian is a spicy, hot, sour, intensely satisfying dish. Probably one of the rare, sumptuous dishes that leaves me so satiated and content, I crave for a dessert. —Annada Rathi Test Kitchen-Approved Ingredients For the Manchurian…

Spicy Thai Peanut Kelp Noodle Pad Thai

Serves 2-4 Author Notes As a paleo, gluten-free (and sometimes vegan) foodie, I find it difficult to find lower calorie options of my favorite foods. Pad thai is a worldwide love for many, so I found a way to take a higher calorie dish filled with loaded oils and carbs and condensed it into a…

Thai Deep-Fried Chicken

If you take away only one lesson from this week’s worth of recipes from Bangkok Street Food by Tom Vandenberghe and Eva Verplaetse it should be that fish sauce is a truly magical ingredient, with the ability to add a deep level of savoriness to anything it touches, even fried chicken. By adding a few…

Refined Sugar Free Mango Sticky Rice

Photo by Ambra Torelli Serves 2 Author Notes If you have been following me on Instagram or Facebook for a while, you know that Mango Sticky Rice is one of my favorite sweets ever. And this is especially true when you can turn this naturally gluten free dessert in a healthy gluten free recipe!! Read…

Spicy Thai Chicken and Sweet Potato Stew

Serves 10 Author Notes I started making this stew last winter, and fell in love instantly with its irresistible combination of spices and textures. The original recipe that I found was for a soup, and only called for chicken and sweet potatoes which was good, but after making it a few times, I decided that…

Zab-Zab Dust

Photo by Julia Gartland. Prop Stylist: Amanda Widis. Food Stylist: Anna Billingskog. Prep time 2 minutes Cook time 25 minutes Makes about 1/4 cup Author Notes In Isan, a region in northeast Thailand, “zab” is used to describe a Captain Falcon–strength jolt of flavor to the mouth. Toasted and ground sticky rice (khao khua) is…