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How to Make Thai Squid with Shrimp Paste )

How to Make Thai Squid with Shrimp Paste )

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Read the full recipe here: Pla meuk pad kapi prik thai dam ( ) - or a Thai style of stir fried squid with shrimp paste and black pepper, is a very simple Thai dish, but its so delicious as long as you love squid. Here are the ingredients you'll need: 250 grams squid ) 1 head garlic ) 1 tbsp peppercorns ) tbsp shrimp paste ) 3 stalks green onion ) 1 tbsp oyster sauce ) 3 tbsp oil for stir frying ) Once youve prepared all your ingredients, its time to bring out the wok, turn your heat to hot, add in the oil for frying, and then begin to stir fry. Begin with the garlic and peppercorns, and then continue by adding the shrimp paste and stir fry until fragrant, but make sure you dont burn it. Finally, add in the squid, stir fry for just a few minutes until cooked, but dont overcook it. Then add in the oyster sauce and green onions and turn off the heat. This simple Thai squid recipe should only take about 15 - 20 minutes from start to finish, so its easy to make, and tastes delicious. Just make sure you have fresh squid See the full recipe here
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


Looks so yummy So nice to see you try to remake some dishes from your fav restaurants, that's what makes travelling even more fun and meaningful I think: ) I only stopped by BKK when I was 4 years old on my way to Jakarta, where I had lived about 6-8 months while my father worked. I don't quite remember what I ate in Asia, but I love coconut aroma from Thai rice I sometimes cook these days. I love seafood, I think I will try this dish one day. I have cooked octopus but never squid, a bit scary to handle to be honest, but I will give it a try. squid is excellent as an appetizer also. I have not seen shrimp paste here in Guadalajara: ( Possible to make it from Shrimp powder, or would you suggest any other substitute? Thanks x
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Hey mark, im a big fan of the videos. My girlfriend and I watch your videos everyday. Interesting thing happened today, we walked past you on our way to the onnut bts station. We walked by and i told her hey that was mark wiens and she ran to go see if it was you. We would have loved to talked to you and grab a picture but we were in a hurry. Nice to see you though, keep up the great work. Love the videos
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Been enjoying your japan vlog man. So great i want to go there right away. Anyway i think the squid stood too long in the wok. That residual heat in the oil will cook it even after you move it to the plate. Anyway, that recipe feels amazing. I think some birds eye chili and a squeeze of lime juice sure is nice addition (i love hot and sour foods. I'll try that recipe. Great video man
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Hi Mark, this seems to be a wonderful recipe I've got one tip here but I'm not sure whether it would work. In China, we would always add the white part of the spring onion with garlic and black pepper in the first step to bring all the that aroma out of spring onion and add the green part later. I think it might work well here and will definitely try your recipe thx
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Hi Mark, nice recipe thanks for sharing I was wondering if it would be possible for you to post more recipes so that we can try them at home. Ying also looks skilled, you could cook with her: -) my girlfriend and I have just booked another trip to thailand, can't wait to eat som tum: D thanks for your work, wish you a nice day. Gabriele
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squid emits the black ink in order to protect itself from enemy threats. that's why the ink sqruits out once you cut the eye. you can actually eat its caviar especially the grilled ones with a dip of chilli sauce. i feel you can also stir fry the caviar if you want to have a bit creamy taste of the dish.
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One thing that I find is Thai food served here in the US the portions are very small and always leave hungry however the portions that you show are much much bigger what is the difference between there and here besides here we are big and always hungry. Thanks Mark your videos are great Wes NY.
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Good morning Mark. Wow You need a Haircut. LOL When was this filmed it looks like a while ago. Food Looked good mark but why did you not remove the skin membrane? I was always told the skin makes it more bitter. But any how it looks yummy. keep it coming Mark
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I know there's tons of shrimp paste but what kind of shrimp paste do you recommend for this dish? edit: nevermind i read your blog about it: P its made from Krill. Now i have to search for a company that bottles that. example: Jay Jim Kapi Khlong Kone
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I invited my 5 yearly daughter to watch your video with me when it begin she said ewwww that's nasty when she saw the raw squid, when the video was over she said mom get up let's go get some squid so you can make the receipe. lol. thank you for your videos
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