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Are you looking for a cookbook with 70 easy recipes for vegetarian dishes from Thailand?In this book by Emma Yang you will learn how to cook at home traditional and vegetarian only Thai food.Thai cuisine is one fo the most vibrant within the Asian region. With a territory that is extremely generous in terms of supply and ingredients, it is not a surprise that the cooking art thrived, producing a series of magical dishes where all the flavors mix up in the right way, with the right balance in a perfect harmony on the palate.If the traditional soups and classic dishes are so tasty, most of the merit though is attributable to the mix of spices and vegetables that are the real core of the Thai cuisine. On one hand, spices like chili, curry, coriander and more are present in almost every dishes. On the other side, the most amazing vegetables such cabbage, carrots, asparagus, broccoli, bamboo and more are that much elevated by the spices that can create a cuisine on their own. Thats why Thai cuisine can be happily vegetarian, with strong health benefits and that being an ethical and responsible choice of living.In Vegetarian Thai Cookbook by Emma Yang you will learn:70 recipes for preparing vegetarian Thai food at homeHow to cook real vegetarian Thai dishes at homeEasy to follow recipes for surprising friend and family

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Vegetarian Thai Cookbook

70 Easy Veggie Recipes For Classic And Modern Food From Thailand

Emma Yang

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Introduction

Vegetables are an important component of Thai cuisine, and many delectable Thai dishes feature them as the main ingredient. Thai cuisine is balanced and nutritious because of the vegetables.

Thai people use a lot of green vegetables in their diets, which are a good source of basic nutrition and will reduce blood sugar levels, the reduction of obesity, maintenance of a healthy weight, and reduce cholesterol.

Furthermore, since Thai food uses many noodles, rice, and vegetables as a foundation, it is simple to make vegan dishes. Since there is no cheese, butter, or milk in the original recipe, and meat is just a small part of it, changing them would not significantly alter the flavor.

Thai cuisine necessitates the balancing of disparate elements to achieve a harmonious result, necessitating a great deal of attention to detail to achieve the right flavor balance and good presentation.

You can prepare Thai vegetarian recipes at home by learning various ingredients that you will need to start cooking. By reading this wonderful book, you will learn that there is no necessity to add meat to your meal when vegetarian Thai recipes already have wonderful flavor. This book contains over 70 different breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and drinks recipes. You can easily begin cooking these Thai recipes at home, which are full of flavor and have balanced nutrition without the use of meat.

Chapter 1: Traditional Thai Breakfast Recipes

There are thousands of different Thai dishes, but only a few are called Thai breakfast only dishes, meaning they are only available for breakfast in the morning.

Instead, you can eat the same foods for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Thailand.

All of the dishes mentioned below are nutritious and traditional Thai breakfast recipes.

1.1: Jok (Rice Porridge)

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 90 minutes

Serving: 1

Ingredients

Rice: two cups (jasmine is used traditionally, but other types of rice are also fine)
Vegan chicken stock or regular vegetable stock: three-four liters
Suggested toppings:
Crumbled tofu with soy sauce and garlic (fried)
Sliced mushrooms with soy sauce and garlic (fried)
Spring onions (sliced)
Fresh ginger (matchsticks)
Leafy greens (spinach, cabbage, or spring greens)
Carrot (grated)

Instructions:

Bring 3 liters of stock to a boil in a pan make it upright in the pan if using stock cubes/powder.
Rinse jasmine rice thoroughly until the water runs clear in a sieve.
Toss in the rice and carry to a low simmer.
With the lid on, cook for about 90 minutes.
Turn off the stove when the rice begins to break down and resembles a soupy porridge consistency.
Serve with a range of delicious toppings in a dish.

1.2: Khao Tom (Rice Soup)

Preparation time: 10 minutes

Cooking time: 10 minutes

Servings: 4

Ingredients

Low sodium vegetable stock: 500 ml
Shredded preserved turnip: two tablespoons
Thai white/thin soy sauce: one tablespoon
Thai seasoning sauce: one tablespoon
Ground white pepper: teaspoon
Cooked leftover jasmine rice: approximately one cup
Tofu cubed: - cup
Chinese celery chopped: two-three tablespoons
Spring onion sliced: one tablespoon
Fresh coriander, roughly chopped: one tablespoon
Crispy garlic, fried in oil: one tablespoon
Vegan fish sauce mixed with sliced bird's eye chilies: personal taste
Chilli vinegar: personal taste
White sugar: personal taste
Additional white pepper: personal taste

Instructions:

1. Add the salted radish, seasoning sauce, white pepper, soy sauce, and jasmine rice to the boiling stock.

2. Add the Chinese celery and tofu after five minutes of simmering.

3. Cook for an additional 2-3 minutes before spooning into a wide mixing bowl.

4. Garnish with fresh coriander, spring onion, and crispy garlic.

5. Serve hot with chili vinegar, white pepper, sugar and fish sauce (vegan), and fresh chilies to the season for your desired tastes.

1.3: Kai Jeow (Thai-Style Omelet)

Preparation time: 2 minutes

Cooking time: 3 minutes

Serving: 1

Ingredients

Olive oil: one teaspoon
Eggs: two
Spring onion: one (thinly sliced)
Soy sauce: half teaspoon
Salt and pepper
To serve:
Sriracha hot sauce (optional)
Coriander

Instructions

In a pan, heat the oil.
Combine the eggs, spring onion, soy sauce, salt, and pepper in a mixing bowl.
Pour the contents into the hot pan. Cook for 1-2 minutes, or until lightly browned, then flip and cook for another 1-2 minutes.

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