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| Shrimp Fried Rice Recipe |
| Authentic Thai Food Recipes - Fried Rice Recipes | |
| Monday, 22 October 2007 | |
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Jules's Blurb: Shrimp Fried Rice Thai Style, sea food simplicity, a quick, easy and deliciously tasty meal for the
novice and expert cook alike! This versatile Thai fried rice recipe is a meal on it's own or an accompaniment to almost any dish, just swap shrimps for another meat, see our Chicken Fried Rice Recipe and compareTake a break from plain Jasmine rice and step it up with Khwanjai's Shrimp Fried Rice and video tutorial, also a great dish to have at barbecues or any food style get together with your friends and they'll love you for it! It's completely non-spicy, however, you can spice it up a bit with Chilli Fish Sauce (Pik Nam Paa) in a side bowl The basic starting point in all our fried rice recipes assumes you have your rice cooked already. If you need to know how to cook rice first, watch our How to make Jasmine Rice video tutorial
In Khwanjai's Thai cooking classes 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 now for Khwanjai's Thai cooking classes and your trial Thai Banquet Course A point to note: Thais call all Shrimps and Prawns by the same name, (Gung) they are either large or small, in this authentic Thai recipe we actually use Prawns but it's no problem to substitute
Assuming you like Fried Rice, take a look at our Chicken Fried rice Recipe and our Egg Fried Rice Recipe, or the very traditional Fried Rice with Shrimp Paste Recipe
Shrimp Fried Rice Recipe
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Thai Cooking School - Thai Cooking Course Offer
novice and expert cook alike! This versatile Thai fried rice recipe is a meal on it's own or an accompaniment to almost any dish, just swap shrimps for another meat, see our 

