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Chiang Mai Food: Yam Nang (Yummy Spicy Salad)
When Westerners talk about "Skin", this part of animal is always considered to be a left over. But in Thailand, deep-fried pork, fish, chicken, buffalo, cow or even frog skins are savory munchies for all locals, mostly served with chili dip or noodles. Apart from deep-frying, some villages in Northern Thailand also create other recipes with skin such as Yam Nang Hor (spicy thinly-sliced buffalo skin salad).
Ingredients
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Dried buffalo skin |
100 |
grams |
Kaffir lime leaves |
5 |
leaves |
Chopped garlic |
1 |
tbsp |
Oil |
1 |
tbsp |
Chopped spring shallots |
(garnish) |
Coriander |
(garnish) |
Deep-fried chopped garlic |
(garnish) |
Deep-fried dried chilies |
(garnish) |
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Paste
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Dried chilies |
5 |
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Garlic |
10 |
cloves |
Red onions |
5 |
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Chopped galangal |
1 |
tbsp |
Chopped lemongrass |
1 |
tbsp |
Shrimp paste |
1 |
tbsp |
Cooked fermented fish |
1 |
tbsp |
Salt |
0.5 |
tbsp |
Put everything in a mortar and pound it until it becomes
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Ooo - those chilies!!
Instructions
1. Boil dried buffalo skin for 10 minutes and let it cool
down.
2. Heat a wok and put vegetable oil in, followed by
garlic and the paste, and keep stirring until it smells
good. Put the skin in to the wok and try to make the
paste mix well with the boiled skin. Then tear the
kaffir lime leaves and throw them in.
3. Turn off the stove. Serve with deep-fried dry chilies,
and garnish with coriander and chopped spring shallots.
Text: Ann Photos: Apirak
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