The document provides an overview of Thai cuisine in Nepal. It discusses the history and key ingredients of Thai food, as well as some popular Thai dishes like tom yum goong soup and satay. It also profiles two Thai restaurants in Nepal, Krua Thai Restaurant and Thai Corner Authentic Food Restaurant, noting the challenges of operating authentic Thai restaurants in Nepal due to difficulties finding qualified staff and ingredients. In conclusion, the document finds that while most restaurants in Nepal serve Thai food, very few are able to offer truly authentic Thai cuisine.
The document discusses Thai cuisine, outlining some key culinary traditions that include fish sauce, lemongrass, chilli padi, lime leaves, and finger root. It then provides examples of popular Thai dishes such as ka nom jeen, mango rice, tom yum goong, pad Thai, and khao ka mu. Finally, it lists common Thai cooking methods like stir-frying, steaming, deep-frying, stewing, and grilling and includes a few local Thai restaurants.
This document provides information about Thai food, including common herbs and spices used, popular dishes, and regional differences in cuisine. It notes that Thai food is known for its spiciness and use of fresh herbs like basil, coriander, lime, lemongrass, garlic and ginger. Popular Thai dishes mentioned include green curry, red curry, pad Thai, chopped peanuts, rice noodles, and lime juice. The document also lists some influential neighboring cuisines and popular Thai fruits as well as a graph showing preferences for Thai food in the class. It provides details on popular Thai restaurants in Melbourne and dishes like tom yum soup, green papaya salad, and the importance of rice in Thai meals.
Thai cuisine uses many traditional culinary tools and serves bizarre yet delicious foods. Some famous Thai dishes are papaya salad, basil pork, and spicy shrimp soup. Street food is inexpensive and found everywhere in Thailand. Current food trends include eating clean, fusion foods, food delivery services, ready-to-eat meals, and considering dietary needs of older adults.
The capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia has long been an important location for trade routes between Europe, Asia, India, and China due to its warm climate and natural resources. Malaysian cuisine was influenced by traders from India, China, the Middle East, and European colonizers and is characterized by a blend of flavors including sweet, sour, spicy, and pungent tastes from ingredients such as coconut milk, lemongrass, chilies, and shrimp paste. Popular Malaysian dishes include nasi lemak, laksa, satay, rendang, and roti canai.
This document provides information about satay, a Southeast Asian dish of seasoned, skewered and grilled meat. It originated in Java, Indonesia and is now popular in many Southeast Asian countries and former Dutch colonies. In Malaysia, satay is the national dish and has a sweeter sauce than versions from other countries. The document discusses the ingredients, preparation methods and history of satay, and includes photos of different types of satay dishes from various regions.
Condiments are foods that are added to other foods to enhance flavor. They include sauces, spices, and pickled or preserved foods. Common condiments include ketchup, mustard, barbecue sauce, honey, hot sauce, jam, jelly, mayonnaise, vinegar, relish, soy sauce, and Worcestershire sauce. Condiments can be used during or after cooking to complement flavors in many global cuisines. They serve purposes like improving appearance, adding nutrition, accommodating low-fat diets, and making food preparation easier and quicker.
This document discusses marinades, cures, and brines used for preserving meat and adding flavor. Marinades contain oil, acid, aromatics, and seasoning and are used to tenderize meat and add flavor. Cures surround meat with salt and curing agents to inhibit bacteria growth and preserve the meat. Brines are salt solutions used to cure meats through soaking, injection, or spraying. The document provides recipes for different marinades, discusses factors that impact curing times, and explains the components and process of making brines.
Brines, cures, and marinades are used to preserve foods, enhance flavor, and protect shelf life. Curing involves dehydrating meat through dry curing or brine curing to preserve it. The main ingredient in curing is salt, which inhibits bacteria growth and adds flavor. Sugar, herbs, and spices can be added to counteract harsh saltiness and modify flavor. Dry cures involve mixing ingredients and coating foods, while brines moisturize and tenderize by soaking foods in saltwater solutions. Marinades soak foods in seasoned liquids to flavor, tenderize using acid, and add moisture for preservation. They contain oils, acids, aromatics, and seasonings.
Chettinad Curry Palace is an authentic Indian restaurant located in Singapore that specializes in Chettinad cuisine from Tamil Nadu, India. The restaurant is known for spicy, aromatic non-vegetarian dishes that make heavy use of spices, such as their signature chicken Chettinad roast and mutton Mysore. They also offer catering services and set menus that include options for chicken, mutton, fish, prawns, crab, and vegetarian dishes.
This document contains recipes for Miso-Glazed Grouper, Grilled Crab, Mango & Avocado sandwiches, Marinated Shrimp, and Salmon and Kale Pasta. The Miso-Glazed Grouper recipe calls for marinating fish fillets in a mixture of soy sauce, sake, honey, ginger, and miso paste before grilling. The Grilled Crab, Mango & Avocado sandwich recipe layers those ingredients on bread and panini grills or skillets them. The Marinated Shrimp recipe involves layering shrimp with vegetables in a mixture of vinegar, oil, sugar, and spices to marinate overnight. The Salmon and Kale Pasta recipe combines salmon,
Traditional Tom Yum Kung soup is a Thai soup that features the four main Thai flavors of salty, sour, sweet and spicy. It contains chicken stock, lemongrass, lime leaves, garlic, galangal, chili, mushrooms, lime juice, fish sauce, soy sauce and shrimp. Coconut milk can be added for richness or left out for a clearer soup. The soup is simmered until the shrimp are pink and then garnished with cilantro.
Goan Fish Curry - Indian Cooking Classes PerthPrana
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This recipe provides instructions for making Goan fish curry, a traditional curry from Goa, India that has been adapted to include Portuguese influences. The curry is made with fish, onions, garlic, ginger, spices like coriander, cumin and turmeric powders, green chilies, tomatoes, tamarind or lemon juice, coconut milk, and breadcrumbs for coating the fish. The fish and onions are first saut¨¦ed with spices before adding the tomatoes and coconut milk to simmer until the fish is cooked through.
Parsis are an ethnic group from Iran who settled in India in the 8th century. Parsi cuisine is a blend of Western, Gujarati, and Persian influences known for combining meats and dried fruits. Important dishes include patrani machhi (fish wrapped in banana leaves and steamed), kolmino patio (prawn curry with tamarind and jaggery), and sali jardaloo murgh (sweet and sour chicken with dried apricots and fried potatoes). Meals are served course-style and usually include drinks, breads, fish, chicken or meat, eggs, pilaf rice, and desserts like ice cream. Favorite ingredients are eggs, fish from the western coast
The document discusses various herbs and spices used in cooking. It provides details on the parts of plants used (leaves, seeds, etc.), common varieties, flavors, and popular dishes that each herb or spice is used in. Some key herbs and spices mentioned include basil, bay leaves, thyme, rosemary, cilantro, mint, ginger, nutmeg, peppercorns, cinnamon, and turmeric.
This document outlines the plans for Azrin and Sara's wedding ceremonies, which include an akad nikah ceremony and bersanding dinner. For the akad nikah, which will take place in July 2015 at Tiara Setiawangsa, Sara will present 9 dulang while Azrin will present 7 dulang. Two potential venues, Gita Bayu and Tamarind Springs, are considered for the bersanding dinner for 200 guests. While Gita Bayu is more expensive, Tamarind Springs offers complimentary amenities like a 3-tier wedding cake and floral centerpieces. The estimated cost of the akad nikah is RM7,600 while the b
1. The document discusses different types of soups including clear soups, thick soups, cold soups, and specialty/national soups.
2. Clear soups include broth, consomm¨¦, and vegetable soups. Thick soups are classified by thickening agents and include cream soups, pureed soups, bisques, chowders, and velout¨¦ soups.
3. Cold soups can be cooked or uncooked varieties like gazpacho and vichyssoise. Specialty soups have unusual ingredients while national soups represent soups from different cuisines around the world.
Asian cuisine features extensive use of spices. Common spices include pepper, ginger, cinnamon, and cloves. Spices are used for flavoring, preserving food, and in traditional medicines. Rice is a staple across Asia and comes in varieties like polished, parboiled, and glutinous. Wheat is also widely consumed as noodles. Main Asian cooking styles include Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, and Southeast Asian. Countries like India, Thailand, and Vietnam are known for curries. Meals are often served family style and eaten with hands, chopsticks, or spoons depending on the culture. Fruits also feature prominently in Asian diets.
The Hakka use unique cooking techniques like pressure cooking, quick frying, and stewing. Their food tends to be salty and vinegary, including many pickled vegetables which could be stored for long periods. Common dishes include rice flour noodles, turnip cakes, stuffed rice dumplings, and vegetable buns. Hakka snacks include fried pork tripe and ginger, as well as sliced pork dipped in soy sauce. Representative main dishes are Sichuan vegetable and pork soup and fatty pork stewed with cabbage.
The document discusses various dishes that are commonly served for breakfast. It covers breakfast meats including ham, bacon, and sausages. It also covers breakfast fish like smoked salmon and kippers. A wide range of potatoes are discussed that can be served like cottage fries and hash browns. Common breakfast vegetables like mushrooms, tomatoes, and spinach are listed. The document also discusses breakfast breads such as croissants and toast. It provides details on popular breakfast cereals and porridge/oatmeal. Finally, it briefly mentions juices, fruits, and beverages like tea, coffee and milk that are regularly consumed in the morning.
Nirankar is one of the leading and top indian nepalese restaurant in Melbourne. We specialises in quality indian and nepalese food, whether it is a special celebration, a relaxing romantic evening, a quite dinner or a takeaway our friendly staff will ensure that you are not disappointed.
The document lists and briefly describes 15 popular foods in Malaysian cuisine, including char kway teow (fried flat noodles), popiah (fresh spring rolls), roti canai (flatbread), bubur cha cha (sweet coconut dessert), satay (meat skewers with peanut sauce), and nasi lemak (rice steamed in coconut milk served with sambal, peanuts, egg and cucumber). It provides a 1-2 sentence description of each dish to highlight the variety and flavors of Malaysian cuisine.
Pasta is a staple food of Italian cuisine made from durum wheat semolina or flour mixed with water. It exists in fresh or dried forms and a wide variety of shapes. Fresh pasta contains eggs and is hand-formed while dried pasta contains only flour and water. Common dried pasta types include spaghetti, penne, rigatoni and linguine. Sauces range from meat-based ragus to those containing seafood, vegetables or cream. Popular sauces also include pesto and tomato sauce.
The document contains a menu from Placid Chef with over 50 items, including appetizers, salads, soups, and main dishes from various cuisines like Indian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, and more. It includes options like samosas, spring rolls, quiche, buffalo wings, soups, salads, chicken, seafood and meat dishes. Contact information is provided for Placid Chef.
This document provides information on mise en place and fat cooking methods like pan-frying and deep-frying. It discusses setting up workstations, appropriate oils and temperatures for different methods, ingredients suitable for each cooking technique, and procedures for pan-frying and deep-frying foods. Key steps and tips are outlined for properly mise en placing ingredients, pan-frying, and deep-frying foods. Maintaining oil quality during deep-frying is also addressed.
This recipe provides instructions for making Chicken Korma, an Indian curry dish. It includes a list of ingredients such as chicken, coconut milk, onions, shallots, spices like cinnamon, star anise and cardamom. The method describes cooking the paste and spices in ghee, then adding the chicken and coconut milk to simmer until the chicken is tender. Fresh herbs and lime are added at the end before serving over rice.
https://secure.robertsons.co.za/recipes/apricot-and-haloumi-veg-kebabs/ | If you¡¯re hosting a braai and you¡¯ve invited a couple of vegetarians, then it¡¯s worth giving this recipe a go! These apricot and haloumi vegetable kebabs, however, will also work well as a side dish for meat lovers ¨C not only have we seen guests enjoying these but most have also been caught going back for seconds. Robertsons Cayenne Pepper and Robertsons Mixed Herbs are the star spices for this recipe, creating the perfect balance of delicious flavour. Enjoy!
1. Marinades are seasoned liquids used to add flavor and tenderize meat, poultry, and vegetables. They typically contain oil, acid, aromatics like herbs and spices, and seasoning like salt.
2. Curing involves surrounding meat with salt that contains curing agents like nitrates and nitrites to preserve it through dehydration and inhibiting bacterial growth. Cures can be dry or wet brine solutions.
3. Brining uses salt solutions to cure and preserve meat through osmotic exchange, and can involve steeping, injection, or spraying methods. The brine pH, sugar content, water quality, and addition of salt peter impact the curing process.
This document provides information about learning Thai cooking from a teacher named Ms. Sonporn. It includes details about the cooking lesson such as the date, location, participants, and purpose. It then discusses the history and influences on Thai cuisine including ingredients from different cultures. Specific Thai dishes like Pad Pak-boong Fardeen and Pood Pad Pong Garee are described along with ingredients and cooking methods. Characteristics of Thai desserts and a recipe for Sago cantaloupe are also outlined. The document concludes with interview questions about the teacher's background and preferences regarding Thai food.
This document provides information about learning Thai cooking from a teacher named Ms. Sonporn. It includes details about the cooking lesson such as the date, location, participants, and purpose. It then discusses the history and influences on Thai cuisine, popular ingredients, cooking methods, and recipes for three Thai dishes - Pad Pak-boong Fardeen, Pood Pad Pong Garee, and Sago cantaloupe. The document concludes with interview questions about the teacher's training and favorite Thai foods.
Chettinad Curry Palace is an authentic Indian restaurant located in Singapore that specializes in Chettinad cuisine from Tamil Nadu, India. The restaurant is known for spicy, aromatic non-vegetarian dishes that make heavy use of spices, such as their signature chicken Chettinad roast and mutton Mysore. They also offer catering services and set menus that include options for chicken, mutton, fish, prawns, crab, and vegetarian dishes.
This document contains recipes for Miso-Glazed Grouper, Grilled Crab, Mango & Avocado sandwiches, Marinated Shrimp, and Salmon and Kale Pasta. The Miso-Glazed Grouper recipe calls for marinating fish fillets in a mixture of soy sauce, sake, honey, ginger, and miso paste before grilling. The Grilled Crab, Mango & Avocado sandwich recipe layers those ingredients on bread and panini grills or skillets them. The Marinated Shrimp recipe involves layering shrimp with vegetables in a mixture of vinegar, oil, sugar, and spices to marinate overnight. The Salmon and Kale Pasta recipe combines salmon,
Traditional Tom Yum Kung soup is a Thai soup that features the four main Thai flavors of salty, sour, sweet and spicy. It contains chicken stock, lemongrass, lime leaves, garlic, galangal, chili, mushrooms, lime juice, fish sauce, soy sauce and shrimp. Coconut milk can be added for richness or left out for a clearer soup. The soup is simmered until the shrimp are pink and then garnished with cilantro.
Goan Fish Curry - Indian Cooking Classes PerthPrana
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This recipe provides instructions for making Goan fish curry, a traditional curry from Goa, India that has been adapted to include Portuguese influences. The curry is made with fish, onions, garlic, ginger, spices like coriander, cumin and turmeric powders, green chilies, tomatoes, tamarind or lemon juice, coconut milk, and breadcrumbs for coating the fish. The fish and onions are first saut¨¦ed with spices before adding the tomatoes and coconut milk to simmer until the fish is cooked through.
Parsis are an ethnic group from Iran who settled in India in the 8th century. Parsi cuisine is a blend of Western, Gujarati, and Persian influences known for combining meats and dried fruits. Important dishes include patrani machhi (fish wrapped in banana leaves and steamed), kolmino patio (prawn curry with tamarind and jaggery), and sali jardaloo murgh (sweet and sour chicken with dried apricots and fried potatoes). Meals are served course-style and usually include drinks, breads, fish, chicken or meat, eggs, pilaf rice, and desserts like ice cream. Favorite ingredients are eggs, fish from the western coast
The document discusses various herbs and spices used in cooking. It provides details on the parts of plants used (leaves, seeds, etc.), common varieties, flavors, and popular dishes that each herb or spice is used in. Some key herbs and spices mentioned include basil, bay leaves, thyme, rosemary, cilantro, mint, ginger, nutmeg, peppercorns, cinnamon, and turmeric.
This document outlines the plans for Azrin and Sara's wedding ceremonies, which include an akad nikah ceremony and bersanding dinner. For the akad nikah, which will take place in July 2015 at Tiara Setiawangsa, Sara will present 9 dulang while Azrin will present 7 dulang. Two potential venues, Gita Bayu and Tamarind Springs, are considered for the bersanding dinner for 200 guests. While Gita Bayu is more expensive, Tamarind Springs offers complimentary amenities like a 3-tier wedding cake and floral centerpieces. The estimated cost of the akad nikah is RM7,600 while the b
1. The document discusses different types of soups including clear soups, thick soups, cold soups, and specialty/national soups.
2. Clear soups include broth, consomm¨¦, and vegetable soups. Thick soups are classified by thickening agents and include cream soups, pureed soups, bisques, chowders, and velout¨¦ soups.
3. Cold soups can be cooked or uncooked varieties like gazpacho and vichyssoise. Specialty soups have unusual ingredients while national soups represent soups from different cuisines around the world.
Asian cuisine features extensive use of spices. Common spices include pepper, ginger, cinnamon, and cloves. Spices are used for flavoring, preserving food, and in traditional medicines. Rice is a staple across Asia and comes in varieties like polished, parboiled, and glutinous. Wheat is also widely consumed as noodles. Main Asian cooking styles include Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, and Southeast Asian. Countries like India, Thailand, and Vietnam are known for curries. Meals are often served family style and eaten with hands, chopsticks, or spoons depending on the culture. Fruits also feature prominently in Asian diets.
The Hakka use unique cooking techniques like pressure cooking, quick frying, and stewing. Their food tends to be salty and vinegary, including many pickled vegetables which could be stored for long periods. Common dishes include rice flour noodles, turnip cakes, stuffed rice dumplings, and vegetable buns. Hakka snacks include fried pork tripe and ginger, as well as sliced pork dipped in soy sauce. Representative main dishes are Sichuan vegetable and pork soup and fatty pork stewed with cabbage.
The document discusses various dishes that are commonly served for breakfast. It covers breakfast meats including ham, bacon, and sausages. It also covers breakfast fish like smoked salmon and kippers. A wide range of potatoes are discussed that can be served like cottage fries and hash browns. Common breakfast vegetables like mushrooms, tomatoes, and spinach are listed. The document also discusses breakfast breads such as croissants and toast. It provides details on popular breakfast cereals and porridge/oatmeal. Finally, it briefly mentions juices, fruits, and beverages like tea, coffee and milk that are regularly consumed in the morning.
Nirankar is one of the leading and top indian nepalese restaurant in Melbourne. We specialises in quality indian and nepalese food, whether it is a special celebration, a relaxing romantic evening, a quite dinner or a takeaway our friendly staff will ensure that you are not disappointed.
The document lists and briefly describes 15 popular foods in Malaysian cuisine, including char kway teow (fried flat noodles), popiah (fresh spring rolls), roti canai (flatbread), bubur cha cha (sweet coconut dessert), satay (meat skewers with peanut sauce), and nasi lemak (rice steamed in coconut milk served with sambal, peanuts, egg and cucumber). It provides a 1-2 sentence description of each dish to highlight the variety and flavors of Malaysian cuisine.
Pasta is a staple food of Italian cuisine made from durum wheat semolina or flour mixed with water. It exists in fresh or dried forms and a wide variety of shapes. Fresh pasta contains eggs and is hand-formed while dried pasta contains only flour and water. Common dried pasta types include spaghetti, penne, rigatoni and linguine. Sauces range from meat-based ragus to those containing seafood, vegetables or cream. Popular sauces also include pesto and tomato sauce.
The document contains a menu from Placid Chef with over 50 items, including appetizers, salads, soups, and main dishes from various cuisines like Indian, Arabic, Japanese, Chinese, and more. It includes options like samosas, spring rolls, quiche, buffalo wings, soups, salads, chicken, seafood and meat dishes. Contact information is provided for Placid Chef.
This document provides information on mise en place and fat cooking methods like pan-frying and deep-frying. It discusses setting up workstations, appropriate oils and temperatures for different methods, ingredients suitable for each cooking technique, and procedures for pan-frying and deep-frying foods. Key steps and tips are outlined for properly mise en placing ingredients, pan-frying, and deep-frying foods. Maintaining oil quality during deep-frying is also addressed.
This recipe provides instructions for making Chicken Korma, an Indian curry dish. It includes a list of ingredients such as chicken, coconut milk, onions, shallots, spices like cinnamon, star anise and cardamom. The method describes cooking the paste and spices in ghee, then adding the chicken and coconut milk to simmer until the chicken is tender. Fresh herbs and lime are added at the end before serving over rice.
https://secure.robertsons.co.za/recipes/apricot-and-haloumi-veg-kebabs/ | If you¡¯re hosting a braai and you¡¯ve invited a couple of vegetarians, then it¡¯s worth giving this recipe a go! These apricot and haloumi vegetable kebabs, however, will also work well as a side dish for meat lovers ¨C not only have we seen guests enjoying these but most have also been caught going back for seconds. Robertsons Cayenne Pepper and Robertsons Mixed Herbs are the star spices for this recipe, creating the perfect balance of delicious flavour. Enjoy!
1. Marinades are seasoned liquids used to add flavor and tenderize meat, poultry, and vegetables. They typically contain oil, acid, aromatics like herbs and spices, and seasoning like salt.
2. Curing involves surrounding meat with salt that contains curing agents like nitrates and nitrites to preserve it through dehydration and inhibiting bacterial growth. Cures can be dry or wet brine solutions.
3. Brining uses salt solutions to cure and preserve meat through osmotic exchange, and can involve steeping, injection, or spraying methods. The brine pH, sugar content, water quality, and addition of salt peter impact the curing process.
This document provides information about learning Thai cooking from a teacher named Ms. Sonporn. It includes details about the cooking lesson such as the date, location, participants, and purpose. It then discusses the history and influences on Thai cuisine including ingredients from different cultures. Specific Thai dishes like Pad Pak-boong Fardeen and Pood Pad Pong Garee are described along with ingredients and cooking methods. Characteristics of Thai desserts and a recipe for Sago cantaloupe are also outlined. The document concludes with interview questions about the teacher's background and preferences regarding Thai food.
This document provides information about learning Thai cooking from a teacher named Ms. Sonporn. It includes details about the cooking lesson such as the date, location, participants, and purpose. It then discusses the history and influences on Thai cuisine, popular ingredients, cooking methods, and recipes for three Thai dishes - Pad Pak-boong Fardeen, Pood Pad Pong Garee, and Sago cantaloupe. The document concludes with interview questions about the teacher's training and favorite Thai foods.
Thai cuisine is influenced by Eastern and Western cuisines and is known for balancing sour, sweet, salty, bitter and spicy flavors. Common ingredients include lemongrass, chilies, coconut milk, fish sauce, and fresh herbs. Dishes vary regionally but pad Thai, fried rice, curries and soups are popular nationwide. Thai meals are shared family style and emphasize mixing flavors. Street food, especially in Bangkok, is renowned.
This document provides information about Thai food, including common herbs and spices used, popular dishes, and regional differences in cuisine. It notes that Thai food is known for its spiciness and use of fresh herbs like basil, coriander, lime, lemongrass, garlic and ginger. Popular Thai dishes mentioned include green curry, red curry, pad Thai, chopped peanuts, rice noodles, and lime juice. The document also lists some influential neighboring cuisines and popular Thai fruits as well as a graph showing people's opinions on Thai food. It provides details on popular Thai restaurants in Melbourne and the importance of rice in Thai cuisine.
This document provides a recipe for pad Thai, a popular Thai noodle stir-fry dish. It includes instructions for making the fresh and tangy tamarind sauce and cooking the rice noodles along with chicken, shrimp or tofu, vegetables like bean sprouts and carrots, and eggs. Variations are suggested such as using different proteins, sweeteners, or making it vegetarian/vegan. The history of pad Thai is discussed, noting it originated in Thailand in the 1930s and became a signature national dish emphasizing sweet, salty and sour flavors.
This document provides information about Thai curry, including its key characteristics, types, and how to make green curry. It discusses the main ingredients in Thai curry paste which include fresh herbs and chilies. The three broad categories of Thai curry are water based, paste based, and coconut milk based. The most common way to categorize Thai curry is by color, with red, green and yellow being the most popular. A detailed process is provided for making green curry at home using ingredients like chicken, bell peppers, zucchini and basil. Health benefits of curry ingredients like turmeric and benefits of serving curry with rice are also mentioned. Popular restaurants to taste Thai curry in Thailand are recommended.
This recipe book provides 10 authentic Thai recipes adapted for ingredients available in Hungary. It aims to make Thai cooking accessible for those living in Hungary by substituting hard-to-find Thai ingredients with more readily available local alternatives. The book was compiled by the Royal Thai Embassy and Thai cooking experts, and each recipe is paired with a Hungarian wine recommendation. It includes recipes for dishes like papaya salad using kohlrabi instead of papaya, hot and sour prawn soup, green chicken curry, and others. The book is offered both digitally and in print to allow for easy sharing with others interested in Thai cuisine.
Chinese breakfast often consists of congee, a rice porridge, served with crullers, or deep-fried dough strips. Lunch features noodle soups with various toppings. Dinner is similar to breakfast, featuring stir-fried or steamed dishes of meat and vegetables. Regional cuisines vary, with Guangzhou known for its high-level cuisine and Shanghai using fresh seafood and vegetables. The document also provides recipes for Chinese Napa Cabbage Salad, Asian Fire Meat, Chinese Dan-Bin, Tangerine Duff, and Sweet Marinated Lotus Roots.
The document is a cookbook containing recipes organized by faculty, ranging from entrees for undergraduates to desserts for PhD students. It includes introductions to celebrity chef Somer Sivrioglu and journalist Maeve O'Meara, who each contribute a recipe. The recipes cover a variety of international dishes and aim to showcase the diversity of UNSW students.
The document provides an overview of Vietnamese cuisine, including its regional variations, historical influences, key ingredients, cooking techniques, and popular dishes. Vietnamese cuisine is divided into northern, central, and southern regions, and has been influenced by Chinese, French, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Korean, and other Asian cuisines. Key ingredients include fish sauce, coconut milk, rice, herbs, and vegetables. Popular dishes mentioned include pho, spring rolls, noodle salads, and pork skewers. Cooking techniques commonly used in Vietnam include stir-frying, steaming, grilling, braising, and deep frying.
The document provides an overview of Indian cuisine, focusing on regional differences. It discusses the diverse tastes and flavors found across India, with each state exhibiting different cuisines influenced by culture, geography and climate. The document then examines some specific regional cuisines in more depth, including Punjabi cuisine from Northern India and its staples like roti, dal and tandoori dishes. Kashmiri cuisine is also discussed, noting its influences from Central Asia. Popular restaurants serving these regional specialties in Northern India are highlighted.
The author shares their experience taking an intensive week-long Thai cooking class in Koh Samui, Thailand. They were the only student receiving one-on-one training from renowned Thai chef Roongfa Sringam. Over the course of the week, the author prepared over 70 dishes, learning techniques for curry pastes, soups, salads, noodles and more. Prior to the class, the author had experiences in Bangkok including a walking food tour and a memorable multi-course meal at the Michelin-starred restaurant Nahm. After the class, the author felt confident in their Thai cooking skills but sad to leave the welcoming staff and chef Sringam.
Guayaquil's typical cuisine includes seafood dishes like encebollado, ceviche, and pescado encocado. The most traditional dish is arroz con menestra y carne asada (rice with lentils and grilled beef). For breakfast, foods like patacones and bolon de verde are popular. Guayaquil's food is influenced by Italian, Spanish, and African ethnic groups. One iconic dish is pescado encocado, which consists of fish fillets simmered in a sauce of coconut milk, tomatoes, peppers, onions, and cilantro.
This document provides 15 healthy recipes organized into sections for savory dishes, soups, dips and sweet treats. It aims to show that cooking healthy meals can be quick, simple and cost-effective. The recipes include options like cauliflower pizza, butternut squash risotto, minted pea soup and raspberry crisp pie. They require only basic kitchen equipment and aim to help readers cook healthily on a budget.
This presentation covers geographical location , historical culture, staple diet, specialty cuisine, special equipment, 4 course menu and seasonal availability of cuisine Kerala .
The document discusses the top 10 world cuisines including Chinese, French, Italian, Indian, Japanese, Moroccan, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, and Indonesian cuisine. It provides an overview of each cuisine including popular dishes, cooking techniques, and regional variations within countries. Key ingredients and cultural customs associated with meals are also summarized for each cuisine.
Mark Verrochi, Co-Founder and Owner of Red Barn Coffee Roasters, taught a class at the 2016 Personal Chef Conference in Providence, Rhode Island about how to prepare and use specialty coffee.
This seminar was a comprehensive overview of the specialty coffee industry from seed to cup. It covered some history, agriculture, and the global social, environmental and economic impact of the product as a commodity on the world market. It provided some fundamentals in the challenges of starting, maintaining and growing a small business one cup at a time. Mark discussed bean selection, roasting and brewing coffee in pursuit of the perfect flavor profile.
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The Turkish cuisine is famous everywhere for its mix of fresh ingredients, mediteranean flavours, various spices which renders the unforgettable taste. In the presentation you can see recipes about starters, main dishes and deserts.
Thai culture places great importance on food and dining. Some key aspects of Thai food culture include removing shoes before meals, sharing dishes family-style, and balancing four flavors in meals: salty, spicy, sweet, and sour. Rice is the staple of Thai cuisine. Popular Thai dishes mentioned include tom yum goong shrimp soup, tom kha gai coconut chicken soup, pad thai noodles, and stir-fried morning glory. Street food is also an important part of Thai dining culture.
This document provides details for planning and executing a Hawaiian themed meal event at a retirement home. It includes sections on theme rationale, history of Hawaiian cuisine, proposed menus, recipes, production schedules, marketing plans, and financial reports. The goal was to transport residents to a warm locale through unique Hawaiian dishes and commemorate Hawaii becoming the 50th state. Sections provide logistical details on menu items, estimated costs, and timelines for preparing, cooking, and serving the special meal.
Marketin overview of Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG)yubraj balami
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This document provides an analysis of the Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG) including its current status, marketing strategy, segmentation/targeting/positioning, and competitive advantages. IHG is currently one of the largest and most dominant hotel groups in the world with over 5,000 hotels across 12 brands. The analysis examines IHG's mission, vision, market situation, competitors, and key factors for success. It also outlines IHG's marketing mix strategy and integrated marketing communications approach.
Business development plan of hotel in nepalyubraj balami
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This document is a business development plan for a new beach-themed hotel venture in Nepal called Hotel Sukul. It will be operated by Boucha group of brothers and located near Kathmandu to provide an escape for busy professionals. The hotel will feature a seaside atmosphere with sand and water activities like scuba diving in lakes and dams. It aims to attract internal tourists seeking relaxation through quality services and experiences. Market analysis shows potential given Nepal's growing tourism industry and reliance on domestic visitors. The plan outlines the company, marketing strategies, financial projections, and annexes to support establishing this unique hotel concept.
it defines the basic ideas which the managers or the organization should consider while designing the menu. it also provide some basic information about the menu.
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1. PRESENTATION IN THAI CUISINES IN NEPAL
Prepared by presentation group b
Submitted to Mr.Gaurav Poudel
Date; 18th march 2015
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
we would like to express our especial thanks of
gratitude to our teacher Mr. Gaurab Poudel for
providing this great opportunity to prepare this
wonderful project on the topic ¡®Thai Cuisines In Nepal¡¯,
which helped us to increase my general knowledge
and much more about Thai cuisines in Nepal and its
condition
The motive to prepare this project is not only for the
securing good marks but is also to know about the
condition and scope and more about the thai cuisines.
4. 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO THAI FOOD
? What is Thai food?
? Every country in the world has its own food profile. It
reflects it¡¯s culture, environment, ingenuity and value.
? attention to detail; texture; color; taste;
? ingredients with medicinal benefits, as well as good
flavor.
6. ? Thai cooking places emphasis on lightly prepared dishes with
strong aromatic components and a spicy edge.
o Some westerners think it's a jumble of flavors, but to a Thai that's
important, it's the complexity they delight in.
¡®Wenotonlypayattentiontohowadishtastes:wearealsoconcernedabout
howitlooks,howitsmells,andhowitfitsinwiththerestofthemeal¡¯.
Thaipeopleeatfoodtolive,totaste
Nithertheyliveforeat
8. HISTORY OF THAI FOOD
? Until 1939,thailand was known as Siam.
? only southeast Asian country never colonized by the west.
helped Thailand to maintain its own especial cuisine.
? The Thai people migrated to their present homeland from
southern china about 2000 years ago.
? brought spicy cooking from their native Yunnan province and as
well as dietary staple rice.
? Other Chinese influence included the use of noodles, dumplings,
soy sauce and other soy products.
? Thais based their recipes on blending five basic flavor i.e. salty,
sweet, sour, bitter, and hot.
9. ?From south asia came not only the Buddhist religion
but also spicy seasonings such as cumin, cardamom,
and coriander, as well as curry dishes.
? The Malays shared seasoning, as well as their love to
coconuts and satay.
?Since 1970 Thai cooking has become extremely
popular in both North America and Britain.
10. IMPORTANT INGREDIENTS OF THAI FOODS
? known for its unique combination of seasoning although it is
hot and spicy.
? Curries are mainstay
? Hot chilies appear in many Thai dishes.
? Soup eaten with most meals, help balance the hot flavor of
many
? steamed rice,
? mild noodle dishes,
? sweet deserts.
? Many dishes are served with sauces, such as NAM PLA PRING,
for dipping
11. ?However some of the important ingredients that are used in the
Thais food noted below
?Galangal; used in Thai soup or in curry paste.
?Thai sweet basil;used in most curry dishes.
?Curry paste; grabies
?Kaffir lime leaves; herbs
?Coconut milk; as all know about it.
?Lemongrass; essential herb that is used in curry paste
?Thai rice noodles; made from rice flour
?Mangos ; a sweet fruits specially used for dessert
?Sweet rice; rice used in north and northeastern
part of Thailand as a main staple food
12. SOME BASIC INGREDIENTS AND SPICES
? Basil (maenglak)
? Cinnamon (ob choei)
? Bird chilly (phrik khi nu)
? Chilly (Phrik chi fa)
? Citron (som sa)
? Cloves (kanphlu)
? Coriander (phak chee)
? Cumin (yira)
? Garlic (krathiam)
? Ginger (khing)
? Lime (manoa)
13. ADOPTED COUNTRY
? Since 1970 Thai cooking has become extremely popular
in both North America and Britain.
? famous in its own country
? Some of the thai restaurant that are famous worldwide
are
15. Nipa thai restaurant
located at ;Lancaster London Hotel
Lancaster Terrace
Serve especial authentic food
with thai famous drinks
Known as the traditional thai
food and beverage outlets
Special recipe
KAO KRIEB PAK MOH
Steamed rice wrap with saut¨¦ed
chicken, shallots, roasted peanuts,
served with crisp lettuce, fresh chillies
and coriander
SALAD KHEAK
Traditional salad of mixed leaves,
bean sprouts, sweet onion, fried bean
curd and hardboiled egg, topped with
satay peanut sauce
16. Iyara thai cuisine
? Wimbledon, London,England
?Prioritez the authenti street thai food
?Lots of chain as well as franchaise
across
?The sea as well
?One of the biggest chain thai restaurant
?Nua Nahm Tohk
Isarn style grilled beef salad mixed
with Thai herbs and enhanced with
fish sauce, toasted rice powder and
lime juice
?Baby Spring Rolls
Mixed vegetables wrapped in
egg-roll wrapper then lightly
fried. Served with plum sauce.
17. SIAM BISTRO
1268 Wellington Street near Holland Avenue in
Ottawa, Ontario,
Famous cuisines with lots of branch in north
america
Especially open for the lunch or dinner rather
than alcohol and other beverage
KAENG PHED PED YANG
Red chilli, holy basil and coconut
broth with roasted duck, pineapple
and tomato KAENG
YUM KAI
Spicy chicken soup with
mushrooms, lemongrass, chillies and
lime broth
18. FAMOUS THAI FOOD AND RECIPE
? 1) tom yum goong-sour and spicy lemongrass shrimp sour.
? Tom yum goong is the most famous of Thai soup
? is popular not only in Thailand but in thai restaurant worldwide.
? clear sour soup with other herbal flavour.
19. RECIPE
tom
? 3 kaffir lime leaves
? 1lemon grass
? 1-2 limeyum
? 3 chili peppers
? 5 spring cilantro
? 2 table spoon fish sauce
goong
? 1 cup shrimp
? 4 cup water
? 5 mushroom
boil water over high heat in a
saucepan.
Add the lemon grass, galangal,
kaffir lime leaf, fish sauce and
tamarind paste .
Add the shrimp, bring to a boil &
cook 3 mins.
Add the onion, nam prik paoand
straw mushrooms. Boil for another
7 minutes until the shrimp is
cooked through.
Add the chile peppers and
tomatoes. Turn off the heat
Add the lime juice.
adding fish sauce to taste. Garnish
with cilatantro, roasted whole chili
peppers and a splash of coconut
mik if desired and serve hot.
20. APPITISER
?Satay
? famous appietiser of Thai food
? Veg or non veg marinated in a tasty peanut butter sauce
is grilled on skewers with water chestnuts, green and
red bell pepper slices, and chunks of sweet onion.
22. INGREDIENTS
? 1/4 cup crunchy peanut butter
? 1/4 cup finely chopped green onions
? 2 tablespoons soy sauce and lemon juice
? 1 1/2 tablespoons brown sugar
? 2 teaspoons minced garlic,1 teaspoon ground coriander
? 1/8 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
? 1 pound pork tenderloin, cubed (can be other ingredient also)
? 1 (8 ounce) can water chestnuts, drained
? 1 medium green bell pepper, medium red bell pepper, cut into 2 inch pieces
? 1 small sweet onion, chopped
? skewers
23. DIRECTIONS
? Thread marinated pork, water chestnuts, green bell
pepper, red bell pepper, and sweet onion alternately onto
skewers.
? Transfer remaining marinade to a small saucepan, bring to
a boil, and cook for several minutes.
? Lightly oil grate. Cook skewers for 10 minutes, or to desired
doneness. Turn skewers while grilling to cook evenly, and
brush with boiled marinade during last few minutes.
24. THAI BEVERAGE
? consume a lots of beers as wine in european country
? whiskey ¡®mekong¡¯ is most famous and familier to the thai
? More like a rum ,sugarcane , molasses & rice mixed with local
herbs
? It is used in ¡®sabai sabai¡¯ drink which mean thai welcome drink
? Singha beer is one of the world famous beer produced in
thailand
? Is the birth place of red bull
26. KRUA THAI RESTAURANT
Baghwati Margh, Thamel closed to hotel Mandap
? Established in 2058
? Capacity of 150 pax sitting arrangement
? have a back up of total 200 pax
? Famouse for launch for family, couple and foreigner
? Serving authentic Thai food
? herbs and spices they used in food are said to be imported
from Thailand itself
28. FOOD SERVED IN KRUA
TAU HOO PAD KA-PRAOW
1. ingredients method
1. 1 piece of tofu
2. Green chilly chopped to tasteuntil
golden brown
3. ? tea spoon garlic chopped
4. 1 bunch basil leaves
5. 1 teaspoon corn flour
6. ? tea spoon sugar
7. fish sauce to taste
8. 2 table spoon oyster sauces
9. 1 tea spoon oil
10. salt to taste
?Fry tofu
?Saute chopped garlic and chopped chilli and
add water
?Mix fish sauce, oyster sauces and sugar
? add the corn flour and basil leaves
?Garnish with basil leaves and red chili and
serve
29. RESTAURANT OVERVIEW;
? In the contest of Nepal there are less people who know about
thai food
? To develop thai food the government most help in import thai
authentic herbs
30. ?Now a days it is difficult to find the cuisines with the authentic
food
?Most of the cuisines are mixed cuisines
? food only cannot generate the revenue so drinks are the most
important sources of generating revenue
?They generate about 2,000,000-3,000,000
?Following table sowing the areas of main revenue collection of
normal restaurant
Total
revenue
Sales of
food
32. THAI CORNER AUTHENTIC FOOD RESTAURANT
? Located at Jhamsikhel
? Chef especially hire from Thailand
? Especial recipe not fixed yet
? Have a capacity of 100 guest maximum
? Targeted to the foreigners living in nepal
? Target upto 5 lacks a week revenue
33. RESTAURANT OVERVIEW
? Its too hard to run thai authentic restaurant
? Hard to find staff
? Hard to find herbs as thai food are based in its herbs
? Nepali people don¡¯t know about the authentic thai food
? So only targeted to foreigners living in nepal
34. FINDING
? not soo impressing
? Lacks of manpower, ingredients, customers knowledge
about thai food a
? Most of restaurant serve thai food but less restaurant
serve authentic thai food
? Cannot find any local thai drinks
? In the contest if nepal it is very hard to run thai
restaurant serving thai foods
35. SOURCES
? Healthy life, food and beverage magzines (cuisines
reference)
? www.kraftrecipes.com/kraftmayo (recepies and
details)
? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_cuisine (history of thai
food)
? Direct interview ;krua thai , thai corner, royal thai, him
thai (Thai cuisines in nepal)
? www.yummly.com/recipes/thai-drinks-alcohol(thai
drinks and its reciepes
? En.wikipedia.org/wiki/famouse thai cuisines world
wide(abroad restaureant)
36. AT LAST
? At last I would like to thank all of you for giving your
time
? Thank you