LAO FOOD & MORE FOOD
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Its firm, its green, and it will save the day with how delicious it is. Khao pahd is made from tapioca and rice flour. All your kids will rave over it because they get to play with slime and also eat it. The earthy aroma of pandan with fresh coconut shreds will surely soothe your …
This is the broth I always make once a week to have it ready whenever I want to make any Lao stew, soup, or noodle dish. Its the foundation and you can always add more herbs afterwards with whatever dish you are making. Its delicious and very healthy!
My favorite Lao donut!
This recipe only includes two main ingredients: sticky rice and sugar. Sticky rice goes through three processes of steaming, drying, and frying to produce a super crispy puffed rice cake. The caramel is drizzled on top and its a perfect snack after all your Lao meals.
It was an easy and simple way to add many Lao flavors to chicken wings. Whether it is roasted or bbq’d, it makes a perfect meal to enjoy with the family. My favorite part of the wings is the yummy ligaments and cartilage. It pairs perfectly with thummakhoong with the caramelized glaze from the wings …
Sticky rice is a staple in Lao cuisine. Almost every meal always has fresh sticky rice to enjoy with dips, meats, and veggies. With the rice, we are making khao jee a Lao pancake snack. Its crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. This street snack goes well with jeaw bong a sweet …
Gaeng nor mai is a traditional Lao stew known for its earthy green flavors. The taste comes from the fresh bamboo shoots, yanang extract, and lots of green herbs. When this comes hot off the stove, it pairs perfectly with warm sticky rice.
This delicious vibrant worm shaped food is made out of rice flour and pandan. The green glowing dessert is drenched in salted coconut milk and caramelized syrup. Make sure to serve it over ice and it will be the perfect sweet treat.
