Khao man gai is a cheap, widespread dish found just about everywhere in Thailand. It is basically the same as Hainanese chicken rice, the famous dish of Singapore and Southeast China, from whence the dish originated.
In the Thai version, rice is boiled with garlic and oil in a watery chicken broth. This is served with slices of boiled chicken and chicken skin (and sometimes pieces of chicken liver), a bowl of the watery chicken broth, and a dipping sauce made from fermented yellow bean paste, chopped chilies and thick soy sauce. A few pieces of sliced and peeled cucumber are added on the side. Without the sauce, this would probably be the blandest food available in Thailand. With the sauce added, it still isn’t particularly fiery.
Khao man gai is a cheap, widespread dish found just about everywhere in Thailand. It is basically the same as Hainanese chicken rice, the famous dish of Singapore and Southeast China, from whence the dish originated.
In the Thai version, rice is boiled with garlic and oil in a watery chicken broth. This is served with slices of boiled chicken and chicken skin (and sometimes pieces of chicken liver), a bowl of the watery chicken broth, and a dipping sauce made from fermented yellow bean paste, chopped chilies and thick soy sauce. A few pieces of sliced and peeled cucumber are added on the side. Without the sauce, this would probably be the blandest food available in Thailand. With the sauce added, it still isn’t particularly fiery.
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