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Basically Hung-lae curry is a sweetened curry made with hung-lae
curry-paste, coconut milk and thick pork. But the original
recipe of Chiang Saen hard-to fine hung-lae is unique. It
calls for additional ingredients: pickled bamboo shoots, string
beans, green eggplants, fried sesame seeds and tamarind.
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This is Doi Mae Salong's specialty. The authentic recipe
offers tender pork leg simmered with Chinese herbs which
add a sweet aroma to the pork?s tender flavor. Its delicious
accompaniment is steamed Chinese buns called man-tho.
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A specialty of Mae Chan, nam-ngiao is a Tai Yai dish, consisting
of a curry made with pork ribs on noodles topped with fresh
vegetables. Khow-soi, on the other hand., is yellow curry
of chicken or beef spread on boiled yellow noodles served
with pickled and sliced challot. |
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This is another specialty of Doi Mae Salong. Only proper-sized
fresh chinese mushrooms are picked for the dish. They are
de-stemmed and marinated in clear soy sauce and other herbs.
Then they are baked and fried until golden and crispy brown.
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Black chicken is the breed originally imported from china.
This recipe boasts to offer a very delicious soup with medicinal
values. Believed to enhance stamina and sexual prowess.
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along the river basins , fish-lovers will find a wide variety
of "fishy" dish in Chiang Khong made from the Mekong
fish , Chiang Saen also offers numerous restaurants by the
riverbanks where you can experience sumptuous dishes while
enjoying the sights and local flavor.
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