6 how thai Recipes

shallots, sliced (or scallion if shallots not available), stalk lemongrass (or 2 tsp. lemon zest), red chilies (more or less-depending on how spicy you like it) or 1 -3 tsp thai red chili sauce, garlic cloves, gingerroot, peeled and sliced thin (may be substituted with galangal), black pepper, ground cumin, coriander seeds, ground with pestle & mortar (or a coffee grinder), fish sauce (available at asian grocers, or vegetarian fish sauce or soy sauce if unavailable), lime zest (or 1 kaffir lime leaf), sugar, chili powder, coconut milk (or more, enough to keep the blades turning)

green papaya peeled and shredded (substitute : green hard mango or carrot)., garlic, birds eye chilies, been or green bean, cut into 1/2 to 1 inch lengths., dried shrimp, rinsed and dried, thai fish sauce, lime juice, tamarind water/juice, palm sugar, tomatoes, quartered, crushed roasted peanuts

mussels (see above description for how many); cleaned and de-bearded, grapeseed oil (it s a good neutral oil that has a high smoke point), serrano or thai chilies, split, garlic , smashed, bay leaf, crumbled, dry white wine (or as needed depending on how many mussels you are making), special equipment : a wok

shrimp, peeled and de-veined, dry sherry, salt, peanut oil, fresh ginger, finely grated (see photos below on how to prepare), garlic cloves, minced, thai sweet red chili sauce, jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely chopped (see note below ), water, soy sauce, scallions, green parts only thinly sliced, red bell peppers, finely chopped, sesame oil