Laos Foods Recipes

The basic ingredients of the Lap Chicken is the same as Lap Lao Beef. However the method of preparing and cooking chicken is different from beef. You can mince chicken by using a food processor or you can view the video and learn how to mince meat by using a knife. Salad Recipe: Lap Chicken 2 cups minced chicken meat 1 inch piece of galanga 1 inch piece of lemongrass 1 kaffir lime leaf 1 tablespoon salt 3 cups water 1 chili chopped 1 kaffir lime leaf chopped 1 teaspoon chopped galanga 1 teaspoon chopped lemongrass 3 tablespoons chopped mint 2 tablespoons chopped green onions 2-3 tablespoons squeezed lime 2-3 tablespoons fish sauce 1 tablespoon ground toasted sticky rice ½ cup bean sprouts In a medium pot add water, salt, galanga, lemongrass, and kaffir lime leaf and bring to boil. Place minced chicken into a bowl and add hot water. Leave hot water in bowl for 1 minute and stir to separate chicken chunks, then drain water from the chicken. Repeat process of adding ho

Dessert Recipe : Khao Sung Ga Ya - Black Sticky Rice & Coconut Custard 1 cup fresh coconut milk 1/4 cup sugar 3 cups cooked black sticky rice (see instructions below) 1 batch from the coconut custard recipe Instructions on how to cook Black Sticky Rice: Mix 1/2 cup black sticky rice with 1 cup white sticky rice. Soak over night. Steam for 40 minutes. In a pot over medium heat, add coconut milk and sugar. Stir to dissolve sugar. Add cooked black sticky rice. Break up rice and stir for 20 minutes or until fresh coconut milk is absorbed into rice. Turn heat off. Spread onto serving plate. Cool to room temperature. Spoon coconut custard over black sticky rice. An alternative method of serving this Thai Lao dessert is to toss coconut flakes over the sweet black sticky rice and serve the coconut custard on the side.

I've seen people evolve this dish by adding potatoes in with the egg. This is one example of generations evolving quickly in North America and the reason why my blog is about authentic Thai and Lao food. If you are serving Dome Kim to Thai and Lao people, do not add potatoes into the pot. Stir Fry Recipe : Dome Kim 1 inch ginger 2 pounds pork that has fat, meat, and skin sections 5 eggs 1 tablespoon oil 1 tablespoon chopped garlic 2 tablespoons brown sugar 3 tablespoons soy sauce ½ tablespoon salt 2 tablespoons fish sauce 2 star anis (optional - also used in Lao Pho) Thinly slice ginger. Chop pork to bite size pieces so that each piece has the fat, meat, and skin. Boil eggs for 20 minutes. Allow to cool and remove shell from egg. In a large pot of high heat add oil and garlic. Stir until garlic is brown. Add pork pieces and stir until brown which is about 10 minutes. Pour water into pot so that it just covers the pork. Add ginger, sugar, soy sauce, salt, and the hard b

One of my fondest childhood memories is roasting sticky rice over a camp fire with my dad. He would wrap cooked sticky rice around a wooden stick, roast it over a camp fire for about two minutes, then dip the sticky rice into scramble eggs, and roast again until the egg is cooked. Barbecue Recipe: Grilling Sticky Rice with Egg 1 egg ¼ cup cooked white Thai / Lao sticky rice sprinkle of salt Scramble the egg in a small bowl. Take cooked sticky rice, spread flat and sprinkle salt. Knead the rice to incorporate salt and make unto a round pattie. Grill the sticky rice over a barbeque or cast iron grill on high heat. Grill for one minute. Flip sticky rice over and spread one tablespoon of scrambled egg over rice. After one minute flip the sticky rice and spread egg over rice again. After one minute, flip the rice to cook the egg. Serve immediately or repeat by flipping and spreading more eggs over sticky rice. I have not grilled black sticky rice with egg but one day I'll give