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add an egg: WINTERLONG - LAKSA
3 tbsp Thai fish sauce (Nam Pla). 2 tsps shrimp paste. juice of 1 lime. dried laksa noodles or rice sticks - about 1/4 lb. cooked as directed. fresh mint leaves - large handful torn into pieces. Cut the pumpkin into large chunks and ...
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Viet World Kitchen: Fish Sauce: Buying Guide
Fish sauce nhitext Shop price -- choose mid to high price. Buy glass over plastic bottles as glass indicates a better quality product. Look for Vietnamese style fish sauce which is lighter in flavor than Thai nam pla or Filipino patis. ...
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Sweet Fish Sauce (Nam Pla Wan)
This dipping sauce, used only for raw Thai sour mango, is made from mostly sugar (to counteract the sourness of the mango), Thai shrimp paste, fish sauce and dried shrimp; definitely the combination of sour, sweet and salty is in this ...
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Tom Yum with Anchovies & Undur-Undur
1-2 tbsp fish sauce (nam pla) 3-4 cups water 1-2 stock cubes 1/2 kg fresh anchovies (I recommend you deep-fry the anchovies first until they browned & firm. I made mistake by adding the fresh achovies while sauteing the onion. ...
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Thai Fish Sauce
What is fish sauce and where do you buy it? How do you cook with fish sauce, and is there a vegetarian substitution? Find out the answers to these questions (and more), and learn how to use this most basic of Thai ingredients in your ...
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Viet World Kitchen: Fish Sauce Taste Off
Thailand - Tiparos nam pla. Both sweet and salty in the initial taste - it contains added sugar - but overall much better balanced than the above two sauces, with stronger and more rounded anchovy notes. ...
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My Little Addiction
We started with two excellent dishes but the highlight of the meal was the Pla Krapong Tod Nam Pla (350 baht), or sea bass fried in fish sauce. One would think the fish would be overly salty, having been fried in nam pla, but not at all ...
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