The idea of ​​Thai cuisine is based on a balance of tastes. Sweet (cane sugar, coconut milk), spicy (chili pepper, ginger), salty (fish sauce and soy sauce) and sour (lemongrass, lime juice) should live in one dish in absolute harmony. It is easier to achieve it than it seems – all the elements of the puzzle come on fire in an odorous close community, and the result is the desired culinary equality – even in soup, even in a barbecue. Continue reading →