Cooking Thai Style


Introduction

This section of our website gives you an insight into how we create the magical flavours of Thai cuisine. If you are joining us for a stay, we can arrange a 'Taste of Thailand' cooking class for groups of ten or more people. 


Thai food currently enjoys worldwide popularity, with its great variety of delicious regional forms. The cuisine is essentially very simple, consisting mainly of rice, vegetables, fish and spices. Most dishes can be eaten at any time of the day, and meals generally consist of rice accompanied by one or two dishes.

Traditional Thai cuisine embodies a creative combination of delicate herbs and subtle, yet distinctive spices, market-fresh ingredients, delicious tastes and exotic visual appeal, yet it is surprisingly easy to prepare.

The unmistakable Thai flavour comes from the combination of chilies, garlic, onions and shallots, coconut cream, coriander, basil, shrimp paste and soya sauce. The food is lightly cooked and remains crunchy with all the nutritional value and flavour intact.

Thai food recipes are, however, largely guides, allowing for a great deal of improvisation. Tastes can be altered by, for example, reducing the amount of chilies in certain dishes to lower the 'heat' or by increasing the amounts of lime juice to accentuate sourness.  

The ingredients of Thai cuisine
Herbs and spices
Thai vegetables
Tropical Thai fruits
Regional Thai cooking
Basic cooking utensils
Napkin folding
Recipe of the Month


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