@kmc11 you are cutting your meat too thick and the heat is probably not hot enough. Put the meat in freezer for 3-5 minutes before cutting(makes it easier to cut thin) and cut as thin as you can at an angle. Beef is cooked in 5-7 minutes.
Good recipe but too salty.. After several tries I have a delicious modified version(same ingredients she uses just less if it). Made for a large party and everyone loved it and wanted the recipe.
For 1 lb of beef- 1tsp fish sauce, 1tsp soy sauce, 1 Tbsp oyster sauce, 1 Tbsp cooking wine (or wine, any alcohol you have), 3 cloves of garlic, pepper to taste, 1 tsp corn starch. Follow her instructions with these reduced measurements.
well i got sky vodka but would the taste differ if i dont put any alcohol in it?? cuz i dnt like alcohol. the sky vodka was from like last month during my house warming party...
i liked this recipe, a little different than what you get in a Chinese restauraunt, I liked it because it was different than I expected it to taste, would definitely make again, i used bacardi for the alcohol, gave it a real good flavor.
is it possible to let us know where to get that WOK and the burner? Would like both but one is ok. I can't find anything like that. I gotta try this recipe too!
A big percentage of Thais come from China. Chinese and Thai food have blended together. That's why this dish calls for both fish sauce (Thai) and soy sauce (Chinese)
It is oyster sauce I believe. An ingredient used a lot in the Chinese kitchen. However, you are absolutely right that Chinese and Thai kitchen have many things in common. The only Thai addition to this recipe is the peanut oil.
I am not undermining Thai kitchen, but only pointed out that this dish is more Chinese than Thai. I am sad to say that, because there are much better authentic Thai dishes than this that should be promoted here :)
Thanks for your comment. This dish was part of a half hour television program that aired nationally a couple of years ago. We introduced the dish by saying it had Chinese roots. naturally we limited the internet version to just the cooking part.
Isn't it better to mix the starch in the liquid before dumping it on the meat? Clumps up...doesn't it? This looks good! I just got back from the Asian market. Going to make it tonight. Thanks for the great recipes!
Just remember, the wok has to be very very hot in order to cook the meat correctly. If you throw the garlic into the hot wok by itself before you add the meat , you risk burning the garlic. Burnt garlic taste very bad
saying "it's too bad for you" is not really professional. Just educate the audience to perhaps get a similiar set-up as yours for hot fire that is required for Thai cooking. Teach the people fully. Good recipe. Thank you for sharing.
These are not scripted. The presenters just happen to say whatever comes to their mind. It would be nice to have it all written out and politically correct...but who would want to listen to a canned presentation
I made this for lunch today, and it was amazing! My husband came in looking for something to eat about as soon as it hit the pan, because it smelled so good.
im in the philippines and most of the ingredients you use is what we use too! esp fish sauce! cant livewithout it! and this is amazing! you make it look so easy! thank you! and i love the way you and your mom interact! so great to see!
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StroonsGlen 1 month ago
what a huge tequila bottle she has.... i'm loving it
07farizan85 2 months ago
most southeast asians eat almost the same dishes with diff ingredients and vegs
HeartlessHeroe 3 months ago
Instead of water you could add beef stock as well to bring out the favor more.
barbr316 3 months ago
where can I get that burner!? its awesome,thanks for this recipe.
barbr316 3 months ago
VERY UGLY AMERICAN LANGUAGE SOUND
pieroarmy 4 months ago in playlist THAI FOOD TONIGHT COOKING SHOW
try flank steak, works well. Some cuts of meat are tougher
crafty1011 6 months ago
@kmc11 you are cutting your meat too thick and the heat is probably not hot enough. Put the meat in freezer for 3-5 minutes before cutting(makes it easier to cut thin) and cut as thin as you can at an angle. Beef is cooked in 5-7 minutes.
crafty1011 6 months ago
Good recipe but too salty.. After several tries I have a delicious modified version(same ingredients she uses just less if it). Made for a large party and everyone loved it and wanted the recipe.
For 1 lb of beef- 1tsp fish sauce, 1tsp soy sauce, 1 Tbsp oyster sauce, 1 Tbsp cooking wine (or wine, any alcohol you have), 3 cloves of garlic, pepper to taste, 1 tsp corn starch. Follow her instructions with these reduced measurements.
crafty1011 6 months ago
@crafty1011 I was naice enough to acutually think this dish cooks in 15 mins. Its doenst. Meat has to be boiled for it to be tener.
kmcl11 6 months ago
well i got sky vodka but would the taste differ if i dont put any alcohol in it?? cuz i dnt like alcohol. the sky vodka was from like last month during my house warming party...
iluvb33 9 months ago
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whats oyster sauce made off? lol hmmm oysters. moron
rdf7777 2 years ago
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thats a lot of oil they used!
oishitomoro 2 years ago
i love thai food~!!
Ginne86 2 years ago 57
It is not the same if you don't have the high output burner. You can purchase it online or ebay. I got mine for $60.
jcu1276 2 years ago
i liked this recipe, a little different than what you get in a Chinese restauraunt, I liked it because it was different than I expected it to taste, would definitely make again, i used bacardi for the alcohol, gave it a real good flavor.
CherokeeTwilight 2 years ago 6
is it important to have a flame burner for stir fries. Can I do in on coil heaters?
Newkali99 3 years ago 4
the chick in the pink is beautiful
chi854 3 years ago 12
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This is the sexiest youtube video I have ever seen.
sawfish73 3 years ago
Where do you buy a burner like that to use for woks and asian pans? Very nice. Wish I can have a burner like that one.
DevilsCuz 3 years ago
Just get a turkey fryer.
CrashGames2108 2 years ago
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You cant eat beef a little rare, are you insane!!??
pnamed 3 years ago
I wish i have one of those high heat flame burner!
KeoMeas 3 years ago
Fotzerl, die kloane!!!
carvmachin 3 years ago
What other substitutes can you use for the tequilla? Rice vinegar, red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar, sherry, dry sherry?
MinxKoneko 3 years ago
My smoke alarm went off! The whole family came into the kitchen asking me 'What on heaven was that?!" I said, 'Oh! That was heaven's food!"
animeaff 3 years ago 16
i cant wait myself to eat its so delicious and yummy!!!
BehindtheBurner 3 years ago
wow!!! it looks nice actually.
philirish 3 years ago 3
oh man! i'm gonna have myself a thai wife soon!
tommy99addams 3 years ago 2
is it possible to let us know where to get that WOK and the burner? Would like both but one is ok. I can't find anything like that. I gotta try this recipe too!
sashabk 3 years ago
i cook this dish for me and my husband, it was delicious. Thank you so much..
337evilanjo 3 years ago 3
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What did your mom say agian at the beggning of the Video
add corn srtucture??
Sorry..hahah...I need to understand
if i hearin it right!
ricky651 3 years ago
No she didnt you.She Speficly said Corn starch.
kulyia 3 years ago
What's wrong with corn starch?
DevilsCuz 3 years ago
To be honest, I never knew that this menu is Thai food O_o
FightingSiamFish 3 years ago
can you make this dish with shrimp as well??
SooDejaVu 3 years ago 3
yayy
adamamrani 3 years ago
My smoke alarm would go off if I let my pan smoke like that...wow! Looks delicious though!
IrisMG 3 years ago
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this is not thai food... but chinese food. im not chinese nor thai, but i know my dishes well.
emirpasic 4 years ago
Yes. Many dishes in Thailand originated in China
A big percentage of Thais come from China. Chinese and Thai food have blended together. That's why this dish calls for both fish sauce (Thai) and soy sauce (Chinese)
egeefay 3 years ago 14
It is oyster sauce I believe. An ingredient used a lot in the Chinese kitchen. However, you are absolutely right that Chinese and Thai kitchen have many things in common. The only Thai addition to this recipe is the peanut oil.
I am not undermining Thai kitchen, but only pointed out that this dish is more Chinese than Thai. I am sad to say that, because there are much better authentic Thai dishes than this that should be promoted here :)
emirpasic 3 years ago
Hi
Thanks for your comment. This dish was part of a half hour television program that aired nationally a couple of years ago. We introduced the dish by saying it had Chinese roots. naturally we limited the internet version to just the cooking part.
egeefay 3 years ago
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Burdissimo 5 months ago
you guys are so cute! i'm making this for lunch today. thank you!
moneymasterjet 4 years ago
*drools* so gooooooooooood!
IceCreamLipgloss 4 years ago
your mum is amazing cook!!!
kesar15 4 years ago
Truthfully ; you look really hot !!
MDIS 4 years ago
i love oyster sauce and fish sauce with my meats. yum!
luckyblue09 4 years ago
really fun to watch.good work!
irishfruitcake 4 years ago
Isn't it better to mix the starch in the liquid before dumping it on the meat? Clumps up...doesn't it? This looks good! I just got back from the Asian market. Going to make it tonight. Thanks for the great recipes!
deadbeatdad 4 years ago
How do you prepare jasmine rice without it coming out too soggy?? I also have asteamer and it didnt comeout too well either.
kmcl11 4 years ago
go to ThaifoodtonightDOTcom. On the Recipe section there is a recipe for cooking perfect Jasmine rice
egeefay 4 years ago
Thank you
kmcl11 4 years ago
Thank you very much for the helpful and useful information. It's been very fun and enjoyable to watch. Please add more recipes as soon as possible.
Ahan tini aloy mach mach.
-David
dak970 4 years ago
I assume we can also add garlic and hot peppers first to the oil if we wanted to? I like my food pet mach mach.
Kaup kun kop,
David
dak970 4 years ago
Just remember, the wok has to be very very hot in order to cook the meat correctly. If you throw the garlic into the hot wok by itself before you add the meat , you risk burning the garlic. Burnt garlic taste very bad
egeefay 4 years ago
saying "it's too bad for you" is not really professional. Just educate the audience to perhaps get a similiar set-up as yours for hot fire that is required for Thai cooking. Teach the people fully. Good recipe. Thank you for sharing.
dak970 4 years ago
These are not scripted. The presenters just happen to say whatever comes to their mind. It would be nice to have it all written out and politically correct...but who would want to listen to a canned presentation
egeefay 4 years ago
Or, you could do your own cooking show, and teach it the way you feel it should be done?
IrisMG 3 years ago
nice and looks so pantastic its makes me hungry =( i want some lol,
babyanndodson 4 years ago
I made this for lunch today, and it was amazing! My husband came in looking for something to eat about as soon as it hit the pan, because it smelled so good.
benjamarie 4 years ago
MMMMMM, I'm starving now. What is it that your Mom is cooking on? Not the wok but the burner. Thanks! :)
Nevaeh218 4 years ago
Did she peel the garlic?
Tuftaffety 4 years ago
Not necessary. Just smash the galic with the skin on. You can pick out the big pieces of skin before you stir fry.
egeefay 4 years ago
Can you use chinese broccoli instead? How will that change the recipe.
DirectGirl 4 years ago
Yes. But make sure to buy Chinese broccoli in season. It can taste a bit bitter if not.
egeefay 4 years ago
im in the philippines and most of the ingredients you use is what we use too! esp fish sauce! cant livewithout it! and this is amazing! you make it look so easy! thank you! and i love the way you and your mom interact! so great to see!
kkkiya 4 years ago
wow tequila...genius
takadi 4 years ago
You both r the best chef...thanks
ltkman 5 years ago
soy sauce, fish sauce, oyster sauce and corn starch sesame oil, pepper and cooking wine for the marinade.
tofumix 5 years ago
what was the second ingredient? after soy sauce?
accent makes it hard to understand.
Knuckleschaotix 5 years ago
oyster sauce is the ingredient...is a thick paste usual in chinese kitchen.
joenkike2006 4 years ago
Fish Sauce
Tuftaffety 4 years ago
Jose Cuervo. Now you are talking.
Bruinpena 5 years ago
what channel is this?
snowdrop19 5 years ago
Dim makes Thai cooking look so incredibly easy, it's like magic in the wok. What a gifted lady, I wish this program was on the air in my town!
joshryker 5 years ago