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Friday, 24 October 2008

 

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    Jules's Blurb:  Cinnamon Eggs or (as pronounced) Khai Pa Loor.  (AKA "khai pa lo" and "khai pa lor") This can almost be described as a Thai Soup Recipe however its a meal in itself sold in every supermarket cafe and in road side eateries all over Thailand

Cinnamon Eggs Recipe    Think of making a stew with eggs and either meat or vegetables and you're getting close, it dissolves in your mouth, great if you have no teeth!   The one we make in this recipe is with Pork but it is just as easily made with Chicken
 
    It has a totally unique flavour that is difficult to describe.  Its predominantly sweet, but that doesn't nearly do it justice.  Some say it's an acquired taste, certainly for me, the aroma put me off first time but the flavour hooked me instantly and now I just associate the two as delicious!
 
    Join Khwanjai's Thai Cooking School she shares lots of tips for creating mouth watering dishes to please all the family and this video tutorial is no different, packed with great tips and advice to improve your results, sign up for her trial Thai Cooking Course now!
 
 
   As egg recipes go, this Thai egg recipe is quite unique as I describe below, we have a few Thai Egg Recipes here, all unique to Thailand and this one can also be made in a vegetarian version, just omit the meat and replace with Tofu or Potato!

 

 

Cinnamon Eggs Recipe

With Pork (Kai Pa Lor Moo)

How to Make Cinnamon Eggs Recipes


Ingredients:Cinnamon Eggs Ingredients

Menu for 6-8 portions

12 Eggs
1.5 Kilos Pork Shoulder
6-8 Coriander Roots
6-8 Garlic Cloves
1 tbs Ground Cinnamon + 2 sticks
4 Chunks Mature Galangal
1/2 cup Palm Sugar
1 tbs Chicken Stock Powder
3 tbs Thai Seasoning Sauce
3 tbs Sweet Dark Soy Sauce
2 tbs Oil
1 tbs Salt
2-3 ltrs Water (4-6 pints)

You will need a very large wok and a large cook pot

 

Preparation:

Hard boil the eggs and leave to go fully cold
 
Finely chop the Garlic
 
Wash Coriander roots
 
Cut Galangal into chunks as per photo
 
 

Cooking:

Starting with a hot wok add the oil and then the garlic stirring until golden brown

Now add the Coriander roots, Galangal and Cinnamon sticks stirring briefly and push to one side before adding the Palm sugar to the clear half of the wok

Stir until a brown syrupy texture forms and then sprinkle in the ground Cinnamon, stir it into the syrup

Next comes Seasoning sauce, Chicken stock and Salt and stir everything in the wok all together

Next comes the pork, and stir and turn in the mix until coated then add the sweet dark Soy Sauce and continue turning until all is coated

Now add the eggs end gently turn to coat the eggs in the sauce also about 2 minutes

Now moving to the large cook pot 1/2 filled with 2 ltrs of boiling water add everything from the wok cover with a lid and bring to boil

When boiling allow the lid to vent, leave to boil for 1 hour or more and expect it to reduce by about 30% check and stir periodically

When meat is tender remove from heat and serve

 

 

Serving Suggestions:                                

    Thai traditional style is to serve it with bones and skin in place.  Depending on your preference, you may wish to cut up the meat and or remove bones an skin before serving.  Serve with Jasmine rice of course,  this dish is a great accompaniment to so many Thai recipes, but because of its sweet flavours is best served with curries and spicy dishes in general. 
 
    As part of a main meal it would be served in a central bowl for all to share.  Try our Pork Red Curry Recipe or maybe something rich and spicy like Dry Chicken Red Curry Recipe  (it's not dry like the name implies, it means no oil or milk is used in cooking) or perhaps a Ginger Chicken Stir Fry 

 
    You might want to take a look at our ThaiFood-TV video blog for this recipe, plus the tale of the very rare Cinnamon Bird

 

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