Saturday, September 15, 2007
gai phad med mamuang himapan
Gai Phad Med Mamuang Himapan: Stir-fried Chicken with Cashew nuts and Dried Chillie
It seems that this Thai stir-fried dish is very popular, besides Tom Yum Gung, among tourists who visit Thailand. Everyone, every tourist whom I know of, seems to ask for this particular dish. So, I suppose it’s mainly because of the “sweet roasted chille Paste and the cashew nuts”.
Find below my recipe of “Gai Phad Med Manuang Himapan”
2 Cups of Chicken Breast, cut into bite-sized strips
1 Cup of Cashew Nuts, roasted
1 Cup of Onion, cut
½ Cup of Spring Onion, cut
½ Cup of Dried Chillie, fried
2 Tablespoons of Sweet Roasted Chilie Paste
2-3 Tablespoons of Soy Sauce
2 Tablespoons of Oyster Sauce
2 Tablespoons of Olive Oil (Extra light and mild)
1 Tablespoon of Garlic, finely chopped
A pinch of sugar (Optional)
Preparation
• heat a wok/cooking pan over medium heat
• add olive oil
• add garlic, fry till aromatic or turns yellow
• add chicken, stir-fry till the chicken is almost cooked through
• add onion, stir-fry to mix them well
• add sweet roasted chillie paste, soy sauce & oyster sauce
• add half of cashew nuts, stir-fry to combine everything
• add fried dried-chillie, spring onion, turn off the heat
• remove into the serving plate
• sprinkle with the 2nd half of cashew nuts
• garnish with spring onion
• serve with streamed rice
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6 comments:
Personally it's not a favorite but I know that, as u say, the average tourist craves it. My question......is it a favorite dish for kon Thai?
not really sure but the anwers is probably "no"
thai people, virtually, trend to like " gai phad kra pao - stir-fried chicken with chillie and holy basil"
my guess is that "maybe" because the cashew nuts are considered expensive. so, its not popular among middle-class thai people.
or "maybe" its not hot and spicy enough for them...
thai people really like it hot when it comes to food... too hot to handle sometimes!!
I think it's because it is more chinese than thai
I’m doing thai recipes in Barcelona and we do it a similar recipe. Congratulations for your blog, I enjoy with your thai recipes.
I’ve three amateurs blogs:
www.gastronomiathai.blogspot.com
www.cocinahindu.blogspot.com
www.tiritinyam.blogspot.com
Best regards from Barcelona
Hola, que receta más rica!!
Me ha encantado tu blog, me hago seguidora :D
Te invito a visitar mi blog, y si te gusta puedes hacerte seguidor.
Un saludo!
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Thanks, Jana!
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