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.
Grilled lobster over charcoal, rested in a Thai nahm yum dressing with green mango, pink lady apple, dill and orange. The summer platter worth getting your hands dirty for.
The Farang staff hangover cure. Clear broth, white pepper heat, prawns, homemade shrimp floss and a runny egg that pours into the soup as you eat it.
Charred hispi cabbage basted in turmeric gapi butter, finished with crispy shrimp floss and curry leaves. British produce, Thai flavours, no rules.
Crispy soy-marinated salmon on a bed of seasonal sour fruits and fresh herbs, hit with a punchy nahm yum dressing. One of those salads that doesn't feel like a salad.
Thai fishcakes with salmon, cod and a hit of smoked haddock. Green curry paste, makrut lime, tamarind - and a hand-squeezing technique that gives them proper crispy edges.
Tiger prawn yellow curry with coconut milk, green beans and makrut lime. The recipe the Evening Standard ran during the bedbug crisis - and yes, that is a real story.
Thai green curry mussels with krachai, coconut cream and pickled ginger and cucumber. The dish Frank makes the drive from the Cotswolds for, every time.
Smoky grilled aubergines with roasted rice powder, citrus dressing and a runny duck egg. Thai purple aubergines grill in minutes - regular aubergines work too.
Thai green papaya som tam with grilled tiger prawns, citrus dressing and bird's eye chilli. The version served at Farang London - eat it immediately.
Crispy salmon with pomelo, green mango, tempura watercress and a chilli lime nahm yum dressing. One of Farang's most requested dishes, adapted for home.
Fresh Cornish mussels stir-fried in a turmeric paste with green peppercorns, coconut milk, chilli and Thai basil. Under 30 minutes. One of the most underrated things you can cook.
Seabass acid-cured in lime juice for 3 minutes, dressed with nahm yum, physalis and fresh dill. No heat, no washing up. Ready in 15 minutes. Works with salmon, prawns and any sour fruit you have.
Cold-smoked salmon laksa built on a red curry paste base with coconut cream, dried shrimp floss, soft-boiled eggs, peanuts and pickled mustard greens. The smoke is the point.