แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ Top 10 Thai Food แสดงบทความทั้งหมด
แสดงบทความที่มีป้ายกำกับ Top 10 Thai Food แสดงบทความทั้งหมด

วันพุธที่ 5 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2556

Top 10 Thai Food

I spent most of the day at the Book Fair at Queen Sirikit Convention Hall. The big fairs are usually during the school holidays in April and October. I used to comment that Thai people don’t like reading much (apart from cartoon books), but every year more and more people go to these book fairs. Today was packed and I could hardly move. I bought quite a few books that I will share with you later, but first I want to show you this book which is all about the Top 10 of Thai Food! Obviously one of my favourite subjects. As you can see, the book is in Thai. I think I already have the best of the cookery books in English. Most of them are quite limited and repeat themselves a lot. So, that is why today I was browsing through the cook books written by Thai people. A better selection for sure. I bought half a dozen cook books which will help me a lot identifying the ingredients of street food that I have already photographed. I could blog about Thai food every day, I am just lacking the information sometimes. Anyway, according to this book, the following is the Top 10 list of Thai Food: Hot and sour soup with shrimp Green curry with chicken Fried Noodles Pork fried in basil Red curry with roast duck Coconut soup with chicken Thai style salad with beef Satay pork Fried chicken with cashew Panang curry In Thai: ต้มยำกุ้ง (tom yum goong) แกงเขียวหวาน (gaeng kiaw waen gai) ผัดไทย (pad tai) ผัดกระเพรา (pat ga-prao) แกงเผ็ดเป็ดย่าง (gaeng pet bet yaang) ต้มข่าไก่ (tom kaa gai) ยำเนื้อย่าง (yam neua yaang) สะเต๊ะหมู (moo sa-teh) ไก่ผัดเม็ดมะม่วงหิมพานต์ (gai pat met ma-muang him-ma-paan) พะแนง (pa-naeng) Don't forget to visit the forums to discuss Thai food!
I spent most of the day at the Book Fair at Queen Sirikit Convention Hall. The big fairs are usually during the school holidays in April and October. I used to comment that Thai people don’t like reading much (apart from cartoon books), but every year more and more people go to these book fairs. Today was packed and I could hardly move. I bought quite a few books that I will share with you later, but first I want to show you this book which is all about the Top 10 of Thai Food! Obviously one of my favourite subjects. As you can see, the book is in Thai. I think I already have the best of the cookery books in English. Most of them are quite limited and repeat themselves a lot. So, that is why today I was browsing through the cook books written by Thai people. A better selection for sure. I bought half a dozen cook books which will help me a lot identifying the ingredients of street food that I have already photographed. I could blog about Thai food every day, I am just lacking the information sometimes. Anyway, according to this book, the following is the Top 10 list of Thai Food: Hot and sour soup with shrimp Green curry with chicken Fried Noodles Pork fried in basil Red curry with roast duck Coconut soup with chicken Thai style salad with beef Satay pork Fried chicken with cashew Panang curry In Thai: ต้มยำกุ้ง (tom yum goong) แกงเขียวหวาน (gaeng kiaw waen gai) ผัดไทย (pad tai) ผัดกระเพรา (pat ga-prao) แกงเผ็ดเป็ดย่าง (gaeng pet bet yaang) ต้มข่าไก่ (tom kaa gai) ยำเนื้อย่าง (yam neua yaang) สะเต๊ะหมู (moo sa-teh) ไก่ผัดเม็ดมะม่วงหิมพานต์ (gai pat met ma-muang him-ma-paan) พะแนง (pa-naeng) Don't forget to visit the forums to discuss Thai food!

วันอังคารที่ 4 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2556

Top 10 Thai Food


Have you ever tried Thai food? Do you like it? Thai food is one of the things that every foreigner should try when they come to Thailand. At my old school, when we have visitors from other countries we always take them out to eat. We take them to a Thai restaurant to try Thai food and also teach them about table manners too!
Not long ago, the Office of the National Culture Commission announced the top ten Thai dishes best liked by foreigners. In cooperation with the Ministry of Foreigner Affairs, the Office had conducted a survey of Thai restaurants all over the world to find out ten favourite Thai dishes of foreigners. In the survey 1,000 Thai restaurant around the world were asked to fill in a questionnaire. However, only 500 restaurants which have Thai chefs and offer the authentic Thai food were qualified for being taken into consideration.
The results were the top ten Thai dishes which are listed below in order of their percentages of popularity:
  1. Tom Yam Kung (spicy shrimp soup) 99% (recipe)
  2. Kaeng Khiao Wan Kai (green chicken curry) 85% (recipe)
  3. Phat Thai (fried noodles of Thai style) 70% (recipe)
  4. Phat Kaphrao (meat fried with sweet basils) 52% (recipe)
  5. Kaeng Phet Pet Yang (roast duck curry) 50%
  6. Tom Kha Kai (chicken in coconut soup) 47%
  7. Yam Nua (spicy beef salad) 45%
  8. Mu or Kai sa-te (roast pork or chicken coated with turmeric) 43% (recipe)
  9. Kai Phat Met Mamuang Himmaphan (chicken fried with cashew nuts) 42% (recipe)
  10. Phanaeng (meat in coconut cream) 39% (recipe)
Tom Yam KungKaeng Khiao Wan KaiPhat Kaphrao
Kai Phat Met Mamuang HimmaphanPhanaengPhat Thai

วันจันทร์ที่ 3 มิถุนายน พ.ศ. 2556

Top 10 Thai Food


Have you ever tried Thai food? Do you like it? Thai food is one of the things that every foreigner should try when they come to Thailand. At my old school, when we have visitors from other countries we always take them out to eat. We take them to a Thai restaurant to try Thai food and also teach them about table manners too!
Not long ago, the Office of the National Culture Commission announced the top ten Thai dishes best liked by foreigners. In cooperation with the Ministry of Foreigner Affairs, the Office had conducted a survey of Thai restaurants all over the world to find out ten favourite Thai dishes of foreigners. In the survey 1,000 Thai restaurant around the world were asked to fill in a questionnaire. However, only 500 restaurants which have Thai chefs and offer the authentic Thai food were qualified for being taken into consideration.
The results were the top ten Thai dishes which are listed below in order of their percentages of popularity:
  1. Tom Yam Kung (spicy shrimp soup) 99% (recipe)
  2. Kaeng Khiao Wan Kai (green chicken curry) 85% (recipe)
  3. Phat Thai (fried noodles of Thai style) 70% (recipe)
  4. Phat Kaphrao (meat fried with sweet basils) 52% (recipe)
  5. Kaeng Phet Pet Yang (roast duck curry) 50%
  6. Tom Kha Kai (chicken in coconut soup) 47%
  7. Yam Nua (spicy beef salad) 45%
  8. Mu or Kai sa-te (roast pork or chicken coated with turmeric) 43% (recipe)
  9. Kai Phat Met Mamuang Himmaphan (chicken fried with cashew nuts) 42% (recipe)
  10. Phanaeng (meat in coconut cream) 39% (recipe)

Top 10 Thai Food


Have you ever tried Thai food? Do you like it? Thai food is one of the things that every foreigner should try when they come to Thailand. At my old school, when we have visitors from other countries we always take them out to eat. We take them to a Thai restaurant to try Thai food and also teach them about table manners too!
Not long ago, the Office of the National Culture Commission announced the top ten Thai dishes best liked by foreigners. In cooperation with the Ministry of Foreigner Affairs, the Office had conducted a survey of Thai restaurants all over the world to find out ten favourite Thai dishes of foreigners. In the survey 1,000 Thai restaurant around the world were asked to fill in a questionnaire. However, only 500 restaurants which have Thai chefs and offer the authentic Thai food were qualified for being taken into consideration.
The results were the top ten Thai dishes which are listed below in order of their percentages of popularity:
  1. Tom Yam Kung (spicy shrimp soup) 99% (recipe)
  2. Kaeng Khiao Wan Kai (green chicken curry) 85% (recipe)
  3. Phat Thai (fried noodles of Thai style) 70% (recipe)
  4. Phat Kaphrao (meat fried with sweet basils) 52% (recipe)
  5. Kaeng Phet Pet Yang (roast duck curry) 50%
  6. Tom Kha Kai (chicken in coconut soup) 47%
  7. Yam Nua (spicy beef salad) 45%
  8. Mu or Kai sa-te (roast pork or chicken coated with turmeric) 43% (recipe)
  9. Kai Phat Met Mamuang Himmaphan (chicken fried with cashew nuts) 42% (recipe)
  10. Phanaeng (meat in coconut cream) 39% (recipe)
Tom Yam KungKaeng Khiao Wan KaiPhat Kaphrao
Kai Phat Met Mamuang HimmaphanPhanaengPhat Thai