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How To Make Panaeng Curry with Pork | Gaeng Panaeng | Authentic Family Recipe #13
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2017
- How To Make Panaeng Curry with Pork | Gaeng Panaeng | Authentic Family Recipe #13
Amy from World of Thai Food present how to make a ”Gaeng Panaeng Moo” recipe that has been passed down in her Thai family over generations. This is authentic Thai home cooking at its best and easiest.
Spelling of Thai words in English is ambiguous and there is little or no official standardisation. Panaeng curry is also commonly referred to as Kaeng Phanaeng, Phanang, Panang, Paneng, or Penang curry.
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Recipe: Thai Panaeng Curry with pork, chicken or beef
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
400 g Pork Tenderloin (Sliced) can be substituted by chicken or beef.
3 tbsp Cooking oil
2 tbsp Panaeng Curry Paste
1/2 cup Coconut Milk
1 cup Coconut Cream
6-8 Kaffir Lime leaves
1/2 cup Pea Eggplant
1 tbsp Palm sugar
1 Red spur chili (for garnish)
1 1/2 tbsp Fish sauce
Sweet Basil (optional for garnish)
A license to use this royalty-free music by VictoryAudio was purchased from AudioJungle.net
Gear used:
Nikon D4
Nikkor 24-70 f2.8 G ED
Uma amiga acabou de chegar da thailandia,fizemos sua receita ficou uma delícia!!!
Nice!🍲🍲🍲
The backdrop setting of this video is the best among your videos. It makes the dish look even more delicous👍
Thank you 🙏 We built that set in our garden in Nakhon Si Thammarat and we loved it. Unfortunately, the set was destroyed by a cyclone. Due to our work situation we cannot record videos in NST but our fans can help by sharing our content so that we hopefully can record cooking videos in the beautiful Thai south full time 🙏
Awesome! I feel a bit sad that i just now discovered your channel. So many awesome recipes!!!! Your doing an incredible job
Hi Nhat! Thank you for your kind words. Glad you appreciate my channel! Just started it last year and its beginning to pick up recently so you come at a good time - plenty more delicious Thai recipes on the way. Please share and thank you for subscribing! Amy
looks very nice and i will make this, thankyou.
Glad you enjoyed the recipe video. Let me know how it came out 🙏
I'm a Muslim and just watch your channel to learn how to cook from Thai style. Muslims do not eat pork, and I will substitute it with beef. Thank you for sharing
Glad to heat that! You can pretty much replace pork with beef or chicken in all Thai recipes. Try it and let me know how it came out! Thank you for watching and the next next recipe to be published will be beef 🙏
Thank you 🙏
Sextupled Vanilla Beans Thank you very much for watching! 🙏
World of Thai Food I’ve been really interested in making Thai food lately so your channel is gonna be a great resource:)
Sextupled Vanilla Beans welcome to your Thai cooking journey. Glad I can be an inspiration. Have a spicy day 🌶🙏
Wonderful recipe! Can you please explain what is in the Penang curry paste?
AWolf 91 Certainly, Panaeng curry is made from the following ingredients:
Red dried chilies
Lemon grass
Galangal
Kaffir lime rind
Red onion
Garlic
Coriander seeds
Fennel
Black pepper
Coriander roots
Sea salt
Shrimp paste
Peanuts
Thanks for watching! 🙏
World of Thai Food wonderful but I thought white peppercorns was more traditional no?
AWolf 91 Hi again. One isn’t more traditional than the other - matter of preference and geography only. Every region and family in Thailand have their own style of making these traditional Thai dishes 🙏
World of Thai Food arrr ok! Thank you for clarifying. Love your channel please keep adding more videos. I would be interested a some point to see a traditional Thai yellow curry as well as Jungle 😊
AWolf 91 Thank you too. Jungle curry is in the production schedule. I’ll get to the yellow curry eventually. Have a spicy 🌶 day
What is the song name in the background? Really soothing!
Hi the track is named "Thailand" and the artist is "VictoryAudio" licensed through Envato/AudioJungle
World of Thai Food thank you! Just found it but when I play the song, it keeps saying Audio Jungle in the background? Am I able to download this to my IPhone?
@@awolf913 These tracks are sold under license. E-mail us at info@worldofthaifood.com maybe we can help you
I love that type of curry! I have a question for you and am interested in your response.
In the USA I have had this dish in many different Thai restaurants all over the country. They all seem to use a little peanut butter. It gives it a slight peanut buttery taste and perhaps serves as a thickener.
Is adding peanut butter not traditional or just another way of cooking the dish? New subscriber!
Al Pulley Hi! Panaeng curry is wonderful and certainly one of the handful of Thai dishes that people in the west love and know by name. As such it is a great representation of Thai cuisine - with popularity comes different pan-Asian as well as local interpretations of the dish. The use of peanut butter may be one of those. Peanut butter is not native to Thai cuisine and it’s not something we use in cooking. We do use peanuts in various dishes but it should not traditionally play a key role in this particular dish. I’d say that my recipe is a fair representation of how this dish is cooked in Thailand but there is nothing wrong with making it yours. If you like it a certain way - adapt and go for it. Food is to be enjoyed. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching, engaging and most of all subscribing 🙏
@@WorldofThaiFood thanks for responding. I suspected that Thai restaurants in America modified the recipe for the consumer.
I will try to make beef salad later today. I will follow your recipe as close as possible.
Thanks for creating your channel!!
Al Pulley sounds great. Let me know how it came out. Thanks
@@WorldofThaiFood just finished making it! I used an air fryer to cook the meat. I was adding additional palm sugar to get the taste that is familiar to me at local Thai restaurants. For my first time I think it went well.
I am not sure if you have filmed this or not but is it possible to show a few Thai beverages? Thai tea?
@@alpulley4894 Never tried the air fryer myself. Do you recommend it? Glad to hear you adjusted the taste with palm sugar - that is the thai way. Will definitely make some Thai beverage videos. Thank you for making my recipe and for watching my channel. Stay tuned please