Beef cheeks braised for 4 hours, the stock reduced and used as the curry base. Gaeng gari paste, coconut milk, betel leaves, ginger and cucumber pickle. The braise makes the sauce.
Whole tiger prawn red curry with krachai, fresh green peppercorns, apple and pea aubergine and Thai basil. A Farang London regular. The prawn heads are the point.
The jungle curry with no coconut and no apologies. Cold smoked salmon dropped into a fiercely spiced broth at the last minute. Smokey, just cooked, exactly right.
Aged beef cheek braised low and slow in Farang's house gaeng gatti paste. Rich, warming and sharp where it needs to be.
BBQ chicken thighs marinated in green curry paste overnight, wood smoked then finished in a fresh green curry with krachai and Thai basil. Summer cooking at its best.
Thai green curry of mussels with homemade paste, wild ginger, baby corn, green beans, sweet basil and vermicelli noodles. Make the paste and freeze in batches. Don't go heavy on the coconut cream. Serves 4.
Aged beef cheeks braised low and slow in coconut cream with lemongrass, galangal and gaeng gari paste until spoon-soft. A Farang restaurant dish. Serve with jasmine rice and fish sauce with chillies at the table.
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.