Time Out's Book Of The Week - *****
"A whopper of a book, David Thomson's latest work weights nearly 3kg and fills a rucksack or commuter bag. A joy to leaf through...If you love cooking Thai food, put it on your Christmas wish list (but get a bigger stocking first)" - Time Out
It's hard to imagine a more knowledgeable and inspiring guide to the vibrant world of Thai street food than internationally renowned chef and Thai food expert David Thompson. Join him on a whirlwind tour of the curry shops and stir-fry stalls of Thailand: afloat on the canals of Bangkok, on the streets and in the markets - then try your hand at cooking the fast, fresh and irresistible food that sustains a nation.
With Earl Carter's photo essays of Thai street life and exquisite food photography, "Thai Street Food" so effectively captures the atmosphere of Thailand's streets and markets it's as if you were there. The structure follows the sweep of time as day slips into night, and follows the key times when the Thai people flock onto the streets to eat their food. Divided into the three main meal times, Thai Street Food offers a comprehensive guide to Thai culinary traditions:
Morning contains breakfast recipes such as:
"A whopper of a book, David Thomson's latest work weights nearly 3kg and fills a rucksack or commuter bag. A joy to leaf through...If you love cooking Thai food, put it on your Christmas wish list (but get a bigger stocking first)" - Time Out
It's hard to imagine a more knowledgeable and inspiring guide to the vibrant world of Thai street food than internationally renowned chef and Thai food expert David Thompson. Join him on a whirlwind tour of the curry shops and stir-fry stalls of Thailand: afloat on the canals of Bangkok, on the streets and in the markets - then try your hand at cooking the fast, fresh and irresistible food that sustains a nation.
With Earl Carter's photo essays of Thai street life and exquisite food photography, "Thai Street Food" so effectively captures the atmosphere of Thailand's streets and markets it's as if you were there. The structure follows the sweep of time as day slips into night, and follows the key times when the Thai people flock onto the streets to eat their food. Divided into the three main meal times, Thai Street Food offers a comprehensive guide to Thai culinary traditions:
Morning contains breakfast recipes such as:
- Thai Cup Cakes
- Crispy prawn and turmeric wafers
- Prawn and chilli jam with Kanom Jin Noodles
- Green papaya salad
- Crunchy omelette of mussels
- Black chicken and green melon curry
- Yam bean cakes
- Crab wonton and barbecue beef soup
- Chiang Mai curried noodles and chicken
- Hot and sour prawn soup
- Stir fried bitter melon tendrils
- Pork hocks braised with five spice powder
- Sea bass and rice noodles in thickened gravy
- Cassava pudding with coconut topping
- Red topknot lollies



