Thai Food Around The World
Restaurants and Recipes

Copyleft© 1998, Songwut Apirakkhit

"Thai food has experienced flurries of popularity" -- The New Hacker's Dictionary - Food (Mirror in Germany) But some people group Thai's as Indian/Curry/Mexican... What they mean by that is any dish with hot spices or any strongly flavored food.
In my mind, the arrival of some 30 million microcomputers in the 80's ranks right up there with "glasnost" and Thai food. -- Peter Batke

  1. Thai Recipes from Berkeley.
  2. Infoseek Collection
  3. UCOM's Apricot Collection
  4. Yahoo Collection -- See Also: Specialty
  5. @HelloThai -- in Japanese, I guess...
  6. Thai Culinary Art
  7. SEA Games's Food for Thought!
  8. FoodDay: Hot, Lively and Simply Thai
  9. Cook Books
  10. AIT's Faculty Handbook: Food & Shop
  11. Thida Robertin's Thai Cooking Corner
  12. Amazing Thai Food
  13. Thai food from Sunsite Thailand.
  14. Cornell Thai Asso.'s Food & Fruits
  15. UIS's Cook Book Project
  16. Prapapun's Hobby Kitchen
  17. Kitchen Link Thai Collection
  18. Delphi ISP's Cooking Corner
  19. Collection at GlobalGourmet.com -- The electronic Gourmet Guide, Inc.
  20. Mike and Sue Steeves' Thai Noodles Recipes
  21. World Famuous Pad-thai!! ..well, I ever seen "pad-thai.aktis.com"!!... FYI, Shrimp Pad Thai is one of Boston College's Menu Selection during December 1-7, 1996 and February 23-March 1, 1997.. So, be sure to try our famous chicken or shrimp Pad Thai noodles - renowned amongst Western students.
  22. Thai Lemongrass Chicken
  23. Tom Yam Kung (prawn soup with lemon grass)
  24. Satay (2K)
  25. Beef Satay
  26. Tasty Maps @ Auburn.edu in Alabama... (not working for now)
  27. Thai Tofu Stir-Fry
  28. Deep-Fried Tofu with Peanut Sauce(8K) -- FYI, British Airways almost banned peanuts after complaints from those suffering from a rare allergy to peanuts. It now has a strict peanut policy: they can only be used in Thai satay sauce or distributed raw as a snack.
  29. Scallops with Thai Dipping Sauce -- see the dinner section.
  30. Kang Phed Ped Yang'
  31. Duck w/ Curry (Kaeng Pet Ped Yang) -- See Also: Khun Piroon's Recipes
  32. Red Thai curry paste from Madhur Jaffrey's "Far Eastern Cooking".
  33. Thai Chickpea Curry
  34. Ground Chicken Salad or Larb Kai' -- courtesy khun Piroon S.
  35. Clay Irving's Thai Recipes -- See Also: Fiery Thai Salsa
  36. Thai Beef
  37. Thai Broccoli
  38. thai-curry-paste.
  39. Thai Fish Curry
  40. Thai Salmon Parcels
  41. Fish with Red Curry Sauce(2 Kb).
  42. Sirima's Special Thai Carrot Salad
  43. Asian Shrimp and Scallops, Mixed Salad, Texmati Rice -- This dinner incorporates the sweet, sour, salty, and hot flavor combo that is the hallmark of Thai cuisine. The fish cooks in six minutes and tastes great with fragrant Texmati rice.
  44. Pad Ped Pla Dook (Spicy Catfish)
  45. Thai Snapper
  46. Thai Shrimp Pasta
  47. Thai Chicken with Basil See Also: Basil
  48. Thai Basil Chicken
  49. Thai Chicken and Pasta
  50. Spaghetti with Spicy Chicken and Thai Peanut Sauce -- Great pasta doesn't have to be Italian: Combine chicken strips and broccoli with store-bought Thai peanut sauce for a spicy, exotic meal.
  51. Thai Chicken and Coconut Milk Soup -- This light yet satisfying soup has an exotic look -- but it's no trouble at all to make. Snow peas and a hint of cilantro add a piquant freshness. Moreover, one thing the Flu Season Special page recommends is chicken soup (it says for vegetarians, olive oil seems to be of equal benefit). And so, a page full of chicken soup recipes! While she was under the weather, U/C ate several very large bowls of Thai Chicken and Coconut Milk Soup from the Thai restaurants across the way from Teleport (Aroy) and was much improved for it.
  52. Evil Jungle Prince with Chicken (or with Mixed Vegetables)(3 Kb).
  53. Thai Chicken and Noodles -- Using Thai flat rice noodles, called jantaboon noodles in Thailand, are also native to China and Vietnam. You know, noodles are a staple in countries throughout Asia--China, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea--and many types can now be found in our Oriental-food stores and, more and more, in supermarkets. Use them as they're used in their countries of origin: in soups and stir-fries, or with meats or fish.
  54. Fish Sauce -- (a.k.a. nam pla in Thai or nuoc mam in Vietnamese)
  55. Kasma Loha-unchit's Adventures in Thai Cooking and Travel
  56. Khun Yui's Recipe
  57. SiamWeb Collection
  58. SCT Recipes from khun Joy@Internet Thailand Co., Ltd.
  59. Muoi Khuntilanont's Kitchen in Korat, Thailand. See Also: @Proaxis [ news.vu-korat.ac.th = 203.155.27.33 ]
  60. Thailand: Food -- by khun Ed Yampratoom
  61. Thai Iced Coffee -- See Also: Thai coffee
  62. Where can you find a giant yellow Thai cucumbers in Madison, Wisconsin?
  63. Lime is the principal ingredient in one of the most popular and refreshing drinks of Thailand. True to the Thai culinary tradition of balancing sweet, sour, salty and bitter, its limeade is sweetened, then enhanced with a touch of salt. Vendors sell all kinds of fruit juices in Thai markets. Cheapest of these is guava, sold in plastic bags all over the market, according to Chai Aksomboom, owner of Siam Cuisine in Berkeley, California, and author of Thai Cooking (North Atlantic Books, Berkeley; 1989; 191 pages; $25.00). Other juices include mango, pineapple and orange juice.
  64. For those who like their peppers spicy, Thai Dragon (hot red chiles) hybrid peppers should certainly singe your palate, being five to seven times hotter than jalapeos. Each plant yields 150 to 200 peppers, maturing just 70 days from transplant. For sweet red pepper fans everywhere in the United States -- and I do mean all regions of the country -- Red Beauty hybrids are sure to be a popular favorite among vegetable gardeners. The plants reach green bell stage in 68 days from transplanting and turn red two weeks later. The thick-walled fruit also resists rotting.
  65. United Kingdom
  66. Tokyo Thai Restaurants
  67. Thai Restaurants in the US -- just filling in "Thai Restaurant" at the "WHAT" field. See Also: Listing by State
  68. Thai Restaurants in Malaysia
  69. Hong Kong
  70. Martina Navratilova is not one to idle away her retirement years. She likes to cook Thai or Indian food for friends and see movies at local theaters in the evening. "I haven't had a difficult time so far finding other things to do and feeling that I'm missing out on this huge adrenalin rush or this competitive thing,'' she says.
  71. Canada...
  72. Baltimore's Thai Landing Restaurant Review
  73. Pasadena Menus' President Thai Page 1 & 2
  74. Wangtong Thai Restaurant -- in Randburg, South Africa.
  75. Supatra Restaurant in Portugal!!
  76. Switzerland
  77. Dining/Cooking in Thailand...
  78. BangkokCuisine.Com
  79. ThaiFood in Holland
  80. Sataw
  81. A Taste of Thai .. For Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 .. -- See Also: A company with the same name but different source
  82. CookBook Software Katalogopplysninger
  83. Seefood in 1997
  84. FYI, the favorite beverage of No Authority's lead singer Josh Keaton is Thai Iced Tea.

   

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