Thai Recipe and Fresh Basil Update / ImportFood
Today we are offering fresh Thai basil that was harvested just 24 hours ago, ready for immediate shipment to your doorstep for a great price. New Crop Aroy-D sticky rice just arrived, and more.
Fresh Thai Basil via 2 Day Express
Just harvested this morning and sent to us. Ideal, large leaves and fragrant aroma. Excellent quality fresh Thai basil via 2 Day Express. You get a large bundle, approximately 14 oz.
Thai basil has a unique flavor unlike traditional basil. This is "Horapa" (sweet basil).
Squid Pad Ki Mao Recipe
Squid Kee Mao is a popular dish served throughout Thailand and it should be served with a high level of chile heat, as we make it here. Use plenty of fresh Thai chile peppers.
For this we use butter to fry the paste, rather than vegetable oil, but you can use either.
Any fresh basil works well, it doesn't have to be the Thai sweet basil variety.
Koh-Kae Peanut Snack, Tom Yum Flavor
Koh Kae is a favorite snack in Thailand, it's a peanut snack coated with various flavors.
Baked, not fried. The coating is even, crunchy and delicious.
Tom Yum flavor has been produced for years and it's well-known & popular. We have fresh new stock. Highly recommended.
Thailand grows very high quality peanuts, and these are the very best packaged for export in a modern strong, tall tin can with easy-open and resealable plastic top.
New Arrival - Thai sticky rice (sweet rice) 5 lbs
Just arrived from Aroy-D. Tasty, sweet rice that does a great job of filling the stomach--but be careful not to eat too much... According to Thai tradition sticky rice can put you fast asleep if more than a couple handfuls are eaten. It is meant to be formed into small balls that you make with your fingers. Then dip it in spicy sauce and let it soak up like a sponge.
Our Thai Sticky Rice is the highest export-grade in Thailand's Aroy-D brand as shown). Packed in a strong, clear bag. All natural, 100% rice.
SEE: Thai sticky rice (sweet rice) 5 lbs
Banh Xeo Vietnamese Pancakes
These pancakes are very popular in Thai restaurants too, being adopted as a popular ingredient often made in Thai and Vietnamese homes.
The simple powder is a blend of rice, tapioca and wheat flour with turmeric powder, then fried with savory ingredients to create a lovely pancake with spicy dipping sauce.
