Nam Prik Pao
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nam prik = nam phrik Notes: This is a general Thai term for dipping sauces.
In Thailand, slices of the flower are eaten raw with nam prik, with fried noodles, or simmered in hot and sour Tom Yum soup. Also known as: Banana blossom. Banana Leaves Used to wrap foods when cooking.
Thai roasted chili paste, known as nam prik pao and available in Southeast Asian markets, is a paste made from crushed roasted chiles. Do not confuse it with Chinese chili paste, a combination of crushed red chiles and pureed fresh garlic.
1 tbsp chili paste (soy bean oil thai name - nam prik pao can be found in asian grocery store)
Amount Per Serving
Calories 161 ...
A key condiment in Thai cooking, this very hot sauce is made from chillies, garlic, oil and seasonings. It is also known as nam prik phao and is available from Asian supermarkets.
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Cilantro leaves are used extensively in Thai cooking for most salads and to garnish soups. The stems and leaves are eaten raw, along with other raw vegetables like baby eggplant, and other herbs and served with nam prik.
A fresh, tender banana flower may be sliced and served raw, as in Thailand, where it is often accompanied by the hot and spicy dip called nam prik. It is also served simmered in soup or fried with thin noodles.
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Nam Prik Hot sauce Pad Thai Stir-fried rice noodles Palm Sugar A dark brown sugar made from coconut trees.
nam pla (Thai. ) Pungent salty fish sauce; nam prik is a hot variation with chilies, used as a dipping sauce.
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