The Bangkok Noodles You Don’t Know About But Should | Marion's Kitchen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This noodle dish is simplicity in its most beautiful state. It’s a prime example of where you take very humble ingredients, but treat and cook them in a way that heroes each element, making the finished result something truly special. Historically, jub kang (which, translated from the Thai, means ‘workers’) was a dish that grew extremely popular with Chinese labourers as it was cheap and filling.
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Marion Grasby is a food producer, television presenter and cookbook author who's had a life-long love affair with Asian food.
Marion is a little bit Thai (courtesy of her mum) and a little bit Australian (courtesy of her dad).
Marion lives in Bangkok, Thailand and travels throughout Asia to find the most unique and delicious Asian food recipes, dishes and ingredients.
Besides pork lard, I recommend fried garlic and fried garlic oil. The aroma from the garlic is everything to me.
I love white pepper/corns - it’s so aromatic, without the harshness of black 😻
"......black peppercorns typically are hotter than white peppercorns, while white peppercorns have earthier flavours. That's because white peppercorns are soaked in water to remove the skins; the duration of soaking time impacts depth of fermented flavour, ranging from mild to funky."
In my personal opinion, black pepper is spicer but white pepper is more potent.
This has got to be my one and only favorite noodle dish ever😋👍❤️
I agree simplicity can be the best!
Thanks Marion this is a great recipe.
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You are so welcome!
Gotta try this. Look simple enough for Weekend brunch/ dinner 😋👍🏻
One of my favorite things to make and eat at home. I reduce the cooking liquid by at least half as I want it to coat the noodles as well as the lard. IMO it makes it eat….less greasy so to say.
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I thought it would be dry and relatively plain tasting noodle dish when I saw it in the beginning but after you brought out the pork lard I know just by seeing it that it would be really good.
Looks amazing
I would absolutely love to try this dish however the nearest Asian supermarket is a 9 hour drive either south or east from where I live. There is no such thing as pork lard nor the vegetable in the recipe where I live. I do have access to fresh noodles so I guess that’s something… 😂
here in the PH, we have lucky me pancit canton
White pepper almost seems floral to me and so I tend to use it more than black pepper.
I made this tonight it was sooooo good!
So glad you liked it! Thanks for trying it out and for coming back to let me know!!
Perfect! Another simple dish I can't wait to try.
Where’s the set of condiments from?
Awesome recipe chef, please show japanese mazesoba recipe please 🥺 please
I like the souppy or broth one. Don't know what its called but, I'm sure that one's okay 2. Thanks
May I please know where you got your condiment set? My grandmother, my grandfathers wife had two of these… i broke them by putting them in the sink and not washing immediately it broke my grandpas heart I’m sure he got over it but seeing I need to right my wrong before he’s gone too
Amazon have them . Look for 'Thai Kitchen Seasoning Storage Set Stainless Steel'. In Thai they're known as a "Puang Prik"
Yummmm
What’s a good replacement for coriander root
Sadly cant get the vegie or the pork lard what are the best substitutes please and thank you.
Hi Marion, is there a substitute for pork lard?
Are the pork slices heated at all before plating?
yey! Bangkok! yum! Tom yum!
What is the alternative to pork lard?
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Waahh I can't find fresh noodles!
Any Asian market should any kind of noodles 🍜