Ingredients
Yellow sour curry with papaya and shrimps | |
15 g (3 small, 5x1 cm) | Sea shrimps |
150 g (1 cup) | Unripe papaya |
15 g (1 tbsp) | Tamarind juice |
15 ml (1 tbsp) | Sour yellow curry paste/Gang-lueng |
7 g (1/2 tbsp) | Red snapper |
2 ml | (½ tsp) fish sauce |
5 g (1/2 tsp) | Kaffir lime leaves |
2 g (1 tbsp) | Fennel common leaves |
10 g (2 medium, 5x1cm) | Dried bird chilli |
Deep fried mackerel with turmeric | |
2 g (1 tbsp) | Garlic |
20 g (1.5 tbsp) | Short bodied mackerel |
43 ml (3 tbsp) | Palm oil |
15 g (1 tbsp) | Turmeric |
1 g (1/4 tsp) | Ground salt |
Rice | |
180 g (1.5 cups) | Steamed rice |
Cooking Instructions
Yellow sour curry with papaya and shrimps (Gang Lueng Ma La Gor Kung)
Add southern sour yellow soup paste and water to the pot, stir well to dissolve all ingredients
and bring to the boil. Then add papaya. When papaya looks slightly transparent, add
the shrimps. Season with fish sauce and tamarind juice. Stir well until shrimps are cooked
before turning off the heat.
Deep fried mackerel with turmeric (Pla Tod Kha Min)
Marinate mackerel with chopped garlic, chopped turmeric and ground salt for 15 minutes.
Heat oil in a wok over medium heat, when the oil is hot add chopped garlic, chopped
turmeric and fry until fragrant. Then fry the mackeral in a wok until cooked, remove from
the heat. Serve fried mackerel with fried chopped garlic and chopped turmeric on top.
General information
Difficulty: | 3 of 5 |
Nutritional Information
659 kcal | Energy |
14.8 g | Protein |
169 mg | Phosphate |
1561 mg | Sodium |
641 mg | Potassium |
1 portion – calculated for a person of 70 kg |