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| The curries of Thailand are some of the world's most sophisticated. Chicken is usually the meat of choice for green curries, but Thais like it with beef as well. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Directions
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Tip You can find a pack of rice vermicelli in an Asian grocery store. If you cannot find or make rice vermicelli, you may substitute it with Somen; Japanese wheat noodle. |
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| Fish Sauce or Nam Pla
Popular throughout Southeast Asia, fish sauce can be any of various mixtures based on the liquid from salted, fermented fish. Usually made from anchovies or other small school fish. It's used as a condiment and flavoring, much as soy sauce would be used. Fish sauces may be flavored variously-such as with chiles or sugar-depending on the use. Asian markets carry a wide variety of these pungent sauces including nam pla (Thai), nuoc nam (Vietnamese), patis (Philippines) and shottsuru (Japanese). Fish sauce is also referred to as fish gravy. [source: www.answers.com] |

