In her home region of Trang, fiery curries, springy noodles and soothing soups all can come laced with the warming flavors of ...

Inspired by Thai chicken curry but made when I have a lot of homemade stock ... This can easily be halved to feed four. If you like your soup with more of a kick, leave the seeds in the bird’s-eye ...

Some nights, especially when schedules are jam packed, the allure of grabbing takeout or swinging through a drive-thru ...

Directions In a Dutch oven, bring coconut milk to a boil. Cook, uncovered, 10-12 minutes or until liquid is reduced to 3 cups. Stir in curry paste until completely dissolved. Meanwhile, prepare ...

Put the chicken ... and coconut milk. Continue to cook over a high heat until the chicken is just cooked, about 1-2 minutes. Crush the chillies with a knife or Chinese chopper, add to the soup ...

Cut the chicken breasts in half ... and add the ginger with the remaining Thai curry paste and fry for a minute. Sprinkle in the flour and blend in the coconut milk with the fish sauce and sugar ...

A variation of the classic Thai noodle soup. This soup is made with the goodness of chicken, peanuts, broccoli, rice vermicelli, coconut and fried garlic. While the chicken cooks, in another pan, heat ...

Fresh lemongrass, grated ginger, coconut milk, and Thai red curry paste create a sweet ... intensely savory soup infuses chicken and bean broth with smoky ham, fragrant vegetables, and thyme.

Soup is one of the easiest ways to prepare seafood—shrimp, squid, clams and mussels all simmer together in a flavorful broth, perfect for any time of year. One of our favorite seafood soups is a ...

When she was growing up in Southern Thailand, chef Nok Suntaranon spent most days after school helping her mother sell ...

Add half the curry paste (see tip). Stir well to coat the chicken and onions in the paste. Fry for 1–2 minutes, or until fragrant. Add the potato, chillies, stock, coconut milk, tomatoes ...