Thai food is a balancing act of sweet, salty, sour and spicy, and when it’s done right, every bite is exciting. These recipes bring those big, bright flavors home, from crispy air fryer moo nam tok to sweet, creamy mango sticky rice.
In this collection you’ll find grilled meats, fresh salads, noodle dishes, curries and desserts inspired by Thai street food and home cooking. I’ll walk you through how to balance fish sauce, lime, palm sugar and chilies so your dishes taste vibrant, not flat.
Thai cooking is easier than you might think. Most dishes come together quickly once you know a few key ingredients and techniques, and every recipe here is written to help you get it right the first time. Whether you love it fiery or mild, you’ll find something here to make tonight.
The first time I tasted gai yang, I think I might've become a brand new man. Back in 2016, I…
Thai food sits right at the very top of my favorite cuisines, right next to Vietnamese food. I love the…
If you're bored with eating the same old sad salads, you have to try this Thai glass noodle salad. This…
Lately, I've been finding myself craving the flavors of Thailand. Bright lime, salty fish sauce, fresh herbs, and one of…
I’ve been completely obsessed with Nam Tok, also known as Thai Waterfall Beef, lately. There’s something about the bright, tangy,…
There’s something truly magical about Southeast Asian food, and even beyond the Vietnamese food I grew up with, I would…
Mango sticky rice might be one of my favorite desserts of all time. If you're like me and you don't…
If you love Mango Sticky Rice as much as I do, but you don't have a steamer basket, or you…