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\ Travel \ Thai Cuisine
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Ingredients: |
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For
fish curry: |
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300
g. (10 1/2 oz.) |
Chinese
spaghetti |
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500
g. (1 lb.) |
fillet
of fish, boiled |
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2
cups |
coconut
milk |
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100
g. (3 1/2 oz.) |
instant
red curry paste |
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1
tbs. |
galingale,
minced |
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2
tbs. |
fish
sauce |
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2
tsp. |
shallot,
grilled and pounded |
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2
tsp. |
garlic,
grilled and pounded |
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For
side dishes: |
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1/4
cup |
sweet
basil leaves |
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1/4
cup |
beansprouts |
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1/2
cup |
long
beans, chopped into 2.5 cm. (1 inch) long
pieces |
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2
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hard
boiled eggs, cut into quarters |
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2
tbs. |
sauteed
shallots |
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1/2
cup |
pickled
cabbage, shredded |
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Preparation:
1. In a food processor, blend shallots,
garlic and galingale together. Add instant
red curry paste and boiled fish. Remove
when thoroughly blended. This becomes the
fish paste.
2. Over a low heat, bring the coconut milk
to a boil. Add the fish paste. Stir until
the fish paste is well blended with the
coconut milk. Bring to a boil again. Season
with fish sauce and remove.
3. When serving, accompanied with separate
side dishes of vegetables and eggs.
4. To eat, place the Chinese spaghetti on
individual plates and pour some fish curry
soup over. Top with vegetables from the
side dish and toss together well with the
spaghetti.
Note
: "Khanom Jeen" or Chinese spaghetti
dish is usually served in various merit
making parties. This is because the Thais
believe that the long feature of "Khanom
Jeen" signifies the long life.
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