Minced chicken with kidneys, liver and hearts, prawns, fresh herbs and toasted rice powder. From the Cook Thai book. A Farang regular and published in The Daily Mail.
A rich, scoopable Thai nahm prik relish with minced chicken, toasted coconut and peanuts. Serve with rice crackers, cucumber or pork scratchings. One of those dishes that disappears fast.
Farang's most iconic dish. Crispy beer battered chicken thighs in a sweet, salty, umami fish sauce glaze. On the menu since day one, still selling 35kg a week.
Leftover roast chicken, coconut cream, galangal and lemongrass. A bowl of soup that works in winter and summer and takes about 15 minutes once the broth is on.
Thai stir-fry built on homemade nahm prik pao chilli jam. Chicken, morning glory, green beans and green mango. The jam takes time and keeps for weeks. The stir-fry takes ten minutes.
A whole baby chicken marinated overnight in cooked red curry paste, roasted until the skin is charred, then served with a minced prawn and vegetable curry poured over the top. A Farang pop-up classic. Serves 2.