brown muscovado sugar

Phad Thai with Shrimp and Rice Noodles in Tamarind Sauce

Tamarind is such an Asian tree. Long pods with beans are collected from it. Their flesh is edible and very healthy. Improves digestion! From sour and immature tamarind make pasta. She has an unusual sweetish taste and aroma. In a couple of seconds it will transfer to the streets of Thailand. Pasta is difficult, but can be found in specialty stores. And nothing can be replaced. Continue reading →

Posted in boiled rice, both sides of the fillet, breadcrumbs, brown muscovado sugar, brown sugar

Sweet black rice

Frankly speaking, from our European point of view, desserts are not the strongest place in many Asian cuisines. And who needs them there, when so many goodies all year round hang right above your head or grow under your feet. Nevertheless, Thais prepare sweet dishes – but they eat, as a rule, not for dessert, but for breakfast. Continue reading →

Posted in black glutinous rice, brown muscovado sugar, coconut milk, saucepan, white glutinous rice