Showing posts with label oyster sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oyster sauce. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

Pad Prick On : chicken jalapeƱo Stir fried



                Ok now you will have a question why jalapenos are in Thai food??  Actually this dish in Thailand we use one kind of chili that looks like a banana pepper, but as spicy as a jalapeno and because it is easy for me to find jalapeno anyway that is why I use it instead.  This dish is one of my favorites when I was a kid, because it is not too spicy (for me) but it’s got a little kick to the taste of the dish.  It will be a little spicy, salty and a little sweet but it is very good with rice.  I hope you will like it.

 Ingredients : 1 serving

1 chicken breast cut into bite sizes

½ onion

3  jalapenos

2 tbsp. oyster sauce

1 tsp. soy sauce

1 tsp. fish sauce

1 tsp. sugar

3 tbsp. water

1 globe minced garlic

1 tbsp. oil

Cooking instructions

1.       Add a pinch of sugar and ½ tsp. of soy sauce into chicken and marinate about 5-10 minutes

2.       Meanwhile cut onion into a half-moon and jalapeno into strips.

3.       In the hot pan add oil and garlic, cook garlic until golden brown

4.       Add chicken stir it until cooked then add onion and jalapeno stir it 2 times then add all of the ingredients stir it until mixed well and the jalapeno is cooked.

5.       Turn the heat off and serve with steamed rice.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Beef and mushroom oyster sauce.


            A lot of people asked me where did I get oyster sauce, and the following question was can I use oyster sauce in anothe dish?  I will answer them both. 1st I bought my oyster sauce at a Thai grocery store, but one of our readers tells me that you can find it next to where there are soy sauce in a regular grocery store.  The second answer is you can use the oyster sauce in almost all of stir fried recipes and that’s why today I cook this dish.

            Beef and mushroom oyster sauce or Nuea Pad Num Mon Hoi. In thai “Nuea” means beef ,”Pad” means stir fried(in my basic Thai cooking blog) and ”Num-Mon Hoi” means oyster sauce. Yes in the name it’s doesn’t have mushroom but for me I like to put mushroom to balance nutrition in dish.  Actually this dish is Chinese Thai food so don’t worry this one is not spicy!! Now are you ready for the recipe….

Ingredients
½ pound thin slice sirloin steak
1 cup of mushroom
1/3  cup onion
¼ cup green onion
¼ cup of oyster sauce
1 tbsp. garlic
1-2 tbsp. soy sauce
1-2 tsp. sugar
1-2 tbsp. water
1 tbsp. vegetable oil

Cooking instructions
1.      In the wok or large pan heat up vegetable in to medium high heat.
2.      Add Garlic cook until golden brown
3.      Add beef stir till meat cooked then mushrooms and onion stir it
4.      Add soy sauce, sugar and oyster sauce to season then add water.
5.      At the end add green onion then turn the heat off.
6.      Serve with steamed rice
Now you get yourself a Thai fast food full with nutrition…dig in!!