Ikr 😂I was thinking Allow them to eat it how you best enjoy it!! Everyone has an appreciation for salsa now because salsa refused to be less pungent or less spicy, or Parmesan! Like try telling kimchi to be less pungent!!!
In the Philippines we use that same fish sauce with onion, tomatoes, and unripe or green mangoes. Edit: I didn’t want to be that guy, but mom I’m famous! 🥳
Im Hmong and honestly I never seen someone put cilantro in papaya. Us Hmong people usually make it Thai or Vietnamese style where sometimes the color would have brown or is clear. We would almost any vegetable in it but I just never thought cilantro. That looks so good tho, and I would definitely make this. ❤
Yes Vietnamese people do in fact eat papaya salad. I actually been to Vietnam and many people in markets and whatnot sell papaya and make it themselves. Honestly I didn’t know Vietnamese people eat papaya for the longest time until I went over there.
Wow, you can tell that you both are sisters. You look a lot alike like you can not see her down the street and not realize she’s your sister you’re both very pretty and your daughter is gorgeous.❤🙏
I am not sure why but I thought you were Vietnamese!? Now I'm second guessing that because I know Vietnamese don't have the same variation of papaya salad as Lao and Thai cuisine, and they definitely don't use padaek. Either way, it always makes me happy when I see representation for Lao food, this has made my day!
And what's your recipe for it? I'm from El Salvador, and we have papayas, but I had never heard of eating one that's green until a good friend had me try it--game changer--let me tell you. So how's your fiance's recipe different from this, can you share?
Try the authentic “som tum” recipe next time, i find it nicer and the tastes pair better. and cilantro doesnt go as well imo, its a bit overwhelming as a taste. But awesome channel as always!
Authentic? Apart from the cilantro, her recipe was authentic too, but from a different country/region, like Laos/northeastern Thai, because papaya salad is definitely not Som Tam only.
I've never heard of shrimp paste before, but I do use the Vietnamese salted tiny shrimp. Could I use that instead of the paste? Other than that, I have all the ingredients.
In Thai, a normal Somtam dish doesn’t have shrimp paste in it. If we add shrimp paste in Somtam, we call it Somtam Luang Prabang (ส้มตำหลวงพระบาง) which is influenced from Laung Prabang, Laos. Normal Somtam, Somtam Thai (ส่มตำไทย) This is a common one: No Fermented fish, No shrimp paste, Have peanuts, have dry small shrimp(กุ้งแห้ง) Somtam Plara(ส้มตำปลาร้า), Somtam Laos(ส้มตำลาว) This is also a common one: Have fermented fish, No shrimp paste Somtam Laung Prabang(ส้มตำหลวงพระบาง)This is not a common one: Have fermented fish, have shrimp paste
If you cut off the back of the tip of the lemon, it makes it easier to squeeze both ends that is it will make it easier to squeeze all the juice out other than put it in the microwave for about 20 seconds. Have a great day. Thank you.😎
My step mom is Thai and she taught me how to make this! It’s really good and personally I love fish paste/ fish sauce. My step mom adds toasted crushed peanuts on top of hers.
i think its more out of respect, many peoples taste bud or smells aren’t used to different or new flavors, almost like spice , some people can handle more than others .
I mean... if I hosted a group of people, I'd want them to enjoy the food as much as possible. I doubt she's afraid of being judged, and is instead being thoughtful and considerate.
As someone who used to go to my car to eat lunch everyday for fear of others mentioning or complaining about the smell, I appreciate this comment. Thank you.
@@xxmooshooxx being thoughtful and considerate would be accepting ethnic foods for their original taste and not expecting everything to be altered for your own consideration and comfort
I just discovered your site. TY so much for sharing your amazing cooking skills! It’s wonderful to see how close your family is. And that together you are teaching your daughter how to prepare foods❤🙏
My favorite! I also like it made with shredded carrots 🥕 ❤ We also don’t use sugar or limes. We use lemons but everyone makes it different. But my mom use to shred the papaya same way just a longer knife lol
Thank you for sharing this delicious looking salad. I would really appreciate it if you would provide a list of ingredients with amounts so I can make it.
Chopping that papaya like my stepmom taught me…..we even chopped meat like that…lol she did make her salad similar. She made her own fish sauce though…makes me want to get in the kitchen now.❤❤❤
I still laugh every time I think of when you told your brother that he was tipsy while making the dish for the football game 😂😂 that was hilarious he got scared for a minute
💚 Stinky fish takes me back to my childhood. Mom made me some a while back and it was so hot! I left my spice tolerance where I left my low rider jeans! Makes my mouth water thinking about Papaya.
When she said “a little less pungent we have non Asians with us” I died laughing 😂😂
Ikr 😂I was thinking Allow them to eat it how you best enjoy it!! Everyone has an appreciation for salsa now because salsa refused to be less pungent or less spicy, or Parmesan! Like try telling kimchi to be less pungent!!!
💀 now how you change the whole sentence of what she actually said😭🤣🌚
@@ragerain6656Ikr!! 😂
..love the shrimo paste. It makes cooking really take off!
@@ragerain6656 oh my god Fr I was like when does she say that??😭😂
In the Philippines we use that same fish sauce with onion, tomatoes, and unripe or green mangoes.
Edit: I didn’t want to be that guy, but mom I’m famous! 🥳
Green mangoes is best, I find. They absorb the flavor AND adds its sourness to it. Green papaya has no flavor. I love it with green mangoes best.
A lot of people in the the black community make green mango salad as well..this sounds really good too..I love the papaya salad as well tho
@willowbe4747 which black community because this isn't an AA thing at all
@@Greydrops right? Umm where is she/he from? Bc I've never ever heard of it before.
That sound amazing!!
“Put some muscle in it girl” 😂😂😂 that’s how you know she’s SE Asian ❤
How does that determine anything?😂
Hate to break it to you but everyone says that, not just Asians.
@@KaylaA725 i guess poorer asian countries work harder ? Idk what they're implying 🤣
@@KaylaA725 someone’s mad another race is getting attention!
@@honeyeggs9145 nah I’m laughing.
‘My sisters famous salad’
‘No I like a lot of limes like three limes instead of two’
I love siblings 😂
shes so beautiful! what a lovely family
Im Hmong and honestly I never seen someone put cilantro in papaya. Us Hmong people usually make it Thai or Vietnamese style where sometimes the color would have brown or is clear. We would almost any vegetable in it but I just never thought cilantro. That looks so good tho, and I would definitely make this. ❤
you mean LAO style
@@kev4850 I know what u meant 🥱
@@kev4850 i was about to say Viet? uummm...
Never knew viet ppl made papaya salad 😂
Yes Vietnamese people do in fact eat papaya salad. I actually been to Vietnam and many people in markets and whatnot sell papaya and make it themselves. Honestly I didn’t know Vietnamese people eat papaya for the longest time until I went over there.
Wow, you can tell that you both are sisters. You look a lot alike like you can not see her down the street and not realize she’s your sister you’re both very pretty and your daughter is gorgeous.❤🙏
I am not sure why but I thought you were Vietnamese!? Now I'm second guessing that because I know Vietnamese don't have the same variation of papaya salad as Lao and Thai cuisine, and they definitely don't use padaek. Either way, it always makes me happy when I see representation for Lao food, this has made my day!
My family is Viet and they love Thai and Lao style papaya salad so it makes sense 😭
We don't use cilantro in Thai. I never seen this before
My fiancé is Lao and he makes this for me all of the time! It’s my fav!! ❤
And what's your recipe for it? I'm from El Salvador, and we have papayas, but I had never heard of eating one that's green until a good friend had me try it--game changer--let me tell you. So how's your fiance's recipe different from this, can you share?
Try the authentic “som tum” recipe next time, i find it nicer and the tastes pair better. and cilantro doesnt go as well imo, its a bit overwhelming as a taste. But awesome channel as always!
Authentic?
Apart from the cilantro, her recipe was authentic too, but from a different country/region, like Laos/northeastern Thai, because papaya salad is definitely not Som Tam only.
I've never heard of shrimp paste before, but I do use the Vietnamese salted tiny shrimp. Could I use that instead of the paste? Other than that, I have all the ingredients.
@@uareri27 My mom is from Thailand and my dad is from Laos. we do not add cilantro to our papaya salad.
In Thai, a normal Somtam dish doesn’t have shrimp paste in it. If we add shrimp paste in Somtam, we call it Somtam Luang Prabang (ส้มตำหลวงพระบาง) which is influenced from Laung Prabang, Laos.
Normal Somtam, Somtam Thai (ส่มตำไทย) This is a common one: No Fermented fish, No shrimp paste, Have peanuts, have dry small shrimp(กุ้งแห้ง)
Somtam Plara(ส้มตำปลาร้า), Somtam Laos(ส้มตำลาว) This is also a common one: Have fermented fish, No shrimp paste
Somtam Laung Prabang(ส้มตำหลวงพระบาง)This is not a common one: Have fermented fish, have shrimp paste
This is Lao style
You’re sister is just as pretty ❤
That guys voice is deep as hell😭
African?
A white guy.
I was gonna say, did no one hear that?!!😭😭😭
If you cut off the back of the tip of the lemon, it makes it easier to squeeze both ends that is it will make it easier to squeeze all the juice out other than put it in the microwave for about 20 seconds. Have a great day. Thank you.😎
My step mom is Thai and she taught me how to make this! It’s really good and personally I love fish paste/ fish sauce. My step mom adds toasted crushed peanuts on top of hers.
OK. Her recipes seem fire. More please. Yum!
Don’t forget the crab paste and I’ve never heard of cilantro in papaya salad… looks delicious though
So glad you're sharing this version of papaya salad, that's also how my mom makes it!
She's talented in the cooking area just like her beautiful sister. Bless you guys❤
As a non Asian, please don’t feel like you have to make food less pungent. Those that can’t handle and will judge are not people you want around you
i think its more out of respect, many peoples taste bud or smells aren’t used to different or new flavors, almost like spice , some people can handle more than others .
I mean... if I hosted a group of people, I'd want them to enjoy the food as much as possible. I doubt she's afraid of being judged, and is instead being thoughtful and considerate.
As someone who used to go to my car to eat lunch everyday for fear of others mentioning or complaining about the smell, I appreciate this comment. Thank you.
@@xxmooshooxx being thoughtful and considerate would be accepting ethnic foods for their original taste and not expecting everything to be altered for your own consideration and comfort
Not really
Mmmmm one of the best summer foods ! My Filipino ass LOVE that fish sauce “Patis”😂 🤍
One of my favorite Thai salads! Now I've got to make some!!!
That pa dak can clear out a room in seconds 😂 but we 🇱🇦 love it 😂😂😂
I loooove papaya salad, the place I go to puts tamarind in theirs 🤤
that sounds AMAZING
I mix in some of the tamarind powdered soup base from the packet & the chicken bullion.
Great job! Looks delicious.
"Less pungent, a lot of my guests aren't Asian." I died at that part lmao. Called my white ass out cause I know I don't like fish sauce. 💀
This looks sooo awesome for the Spring-Summer. Nice and light. Thanks for sharing!
she looks like tiffycooks. before i clicked the video i thought you guys had a collab.
I'm Mexican and I love papaya salad 🥗.......
🤤Omg this would be heavenly on Fish &/or Veggie Tacos🥰
Not a chance that dish’s side that pa-dak. This isn’t going to do
Green papaya salad is my absolute favorite 😭my mouth just watered so bad 😂
First time seeing cilantro added to thum mak hoong (papaya salad), but at least she used padek and shrimp paste.
Looks so delicious and healthy 😋.
This looks so good! Family-chaos videos are the best❤
I just discovered your site. TY so much for sharing your amazing cooking skills! It’s wonderful to see how close your family is. And that together you are teaching your daughter how to prepare foods❤🙏
‘maybe a little bit bc a lot of my guests aren’t asian’ 😭😭😭
We eat it cold during summer .. its so refreshing .. ❤
What a beautiful salad. My mouth watered !! Can’t remember the last time I had homemade papaya salad 🤤
Queen energy 👸💅✨
Your sister recipe excellent
I live in England and I've never seen a green papaya this big in real life!!!
Papaya can grow even bigger. I buy them in Miami and NYC.
I LOVE THIS ❤️
LOOKS SO GOOD !!!
This is one of my favorites that I get from my local Thai restaurant, but I usually get it without the 🌶️ chilis! Sorry I’m a wimp!
that looks so good!!
That looks like something us Mexicans would looove 😭❤️
You two look so much alike..your sister's face is just fuller..she's so pretty
As Thai person, that is not enough spices.
You, your sister and mother are so beautiful
Your sister is such an awesome cook
Looks great!! 🤩
Wow she has very good knife technique 😊
And looks 😋
What a beautiful family ❤️.
Thank you for sharing the recipe
Your sister seems so sweet!❤
Tha styled papaya lighter. I like that lao stuff. Looks delicious
That looks good❤
Omg your sister is so pretty! ❤️
My favorite, my mouth is watering
My favorite! I also like it made with shredded carrots 🥕 ❤
We also don’t use sugar or limes. We use lemons but everyone makes it different.
But my mom use to shred the papaya same way just a longer knife lol
Aww, i loved the background noise. Very homie and holiday-ish. ❤
She is so cute I love her. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Thank you for sharing this delicious looking salad. I would really appreciate it if you would provide a list of ingredients with amounts so I can make it.
looks Delicious 🤗
that looks awesome
They look so much alike. :)
Looks delicious 😋
When you said that’s your “nyab” is she Hmong?
Omg the whole Familia looks alike.... ayeeee mom, sister, brother, daughters too.... wow.... strong genes ayeeee
I love that shredding technique 😮
Omg that looks delicious and crunchy!! You all are gorgeous ❤️❤️
I eat that maybe 3 times a week. 🇱🇦 style 🥵
I love this. The dressing is the best! I once got a salad with no dressing and it was a game changer for me.
Looks delicious
Gorgeous and talented sister chefs! Spicy papaya salad looks yummy! 😋
Your entire family is just beautiful. Looks so yummy.
Chopping that papaya like my stepmom taught me…..we even chopped meat like that…lol she did make her salad similar. She made her own fish sauce though…makes me want to get in the kitchen now.❤❤❤
"A lot of my guests aren't Asian" 😂
Loving Lao food!
Yum, I love green papaya salad, but I've never seen it made so thanks!
Ok, I’m subbing. I love your beautiful family!
That looks delicious 😋 yummy!!! Side note your sister is beautiful!!
I still laugh every time I think of when you told your brother that he was tipsy while making the dish for the football game 😂😂 that was hilarious he got scared for a minute
Looks 🔥🤤
I love this salad. One of my favorites! I love the fish sauce and shrimp paste.
Had a nice thai coworker who used to do this delicious spicy papaya salad, delicious, never asked for receipe. Thank you so much!
I want to try this sooo badly ever since I first heard about it. Looks so refreshing and flavourful
Looks fire 🔥
Yassss. My fave. With some sticky rice and jerky
I'm drooling!
This salad is the best ever. When I make it at home everybody goes nuts for it. Soooo delish.
That looks Incredible 🤩
That looks amazing
Your sis is so cute
that looks amazing 😍
💚 Stinky fish takes me back to my childhood. Mom made me some a while back and it was so hot! I left my spice tolerance where I left my low rider jeans! Makes my mouth water thinking about Papaya.
wow.....those are yummy, love papaya salad 🥰🤤
That looks tasty
Looks super delicious papaya salad ❤ hey your sis kind of look like you ❤
One of my favorite dishes
love those!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Looks really refreshing and tasty 👍