Tom Yum is a world-renowned Thai dish, whether spelled tom yum or tom yam, it’s a classic Thai soup that delights with its spicy, tangy, and aromatic flavors. Traditionally, it can be made by simmering fresh Thai ingredients in a broth or by using a prepared Tom Yum paste. This versatile paste is also used for other Thai dishes, such as Tom Yum Fried Rice or Tom Yum Fried Noodles.
Another essential ingredient in Thai cooking is Mae Pranom Thai Chili Paste, widely available in stores and online, in small or large bottles. It is made from dried chili, dried shrimp, garlic, onion, tamarind, sugar, salt, soybean oil, and shrimp paste, adding depth, heat, and authentic Thai flavor (TAMARIND FRIED FISH). If you don’t have it, you can still recreate the taste by using these ingredients in your spice mix.
As shown in the photos, this version of Tom Yum Fish (INDIAN FISH CURRY) is not a soupy or Steamed Fish Thai-Style Fish. Instead, the fried fish is added to the Thai spice mix after frying or sautéing, creating a thick, flavorful sauce scented with kaffir lime leaves, a staple herb in Thai Food.
For those who still prefer Steamed Fish Thai Style, steam all the ingredients together. To make Tom Yum Fish Soup (Tom Yum Pla), add water to create a broth and skip frying, letting the fish cook directly in the soup.
Ingredients
Tom Yum Paste (blend these ingredients with some water)
Dried
red chilies - as needed
5
garlic
1
large tomato
1
large red onion
1/2 inch galangal
2
small lemongrass
Some white part of spring onions
1 tsp Mae Pranom Thai chilli paste
Lime juice - to taste
Some
kaffir lime leaves - sliced
Oil - as needed
Salt - to taste
Fry till oil separates and aromatic.
Add Mae Pranom, lime juice and salt.
Add fish, and stir in.
Off the heat, sprinkle kaffir lime leaves and combine in.
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