Chef Nuit Regular has influenced Toronto's Thai food scene like no other. As the culinary force behind Pai, Kiin, Sabai Sabai and Sukhothai --Nuit has left her mark. Over the last 10 years, Nuit has reinvigorated Thai fare by introducing regional dishes, never compromising on ingredients and showcasing the complexities Thai food has to offer -- beyond Pad Thai. From the super spicy Isaan food of the north to the long-lost dining traditions of Thai's royalty, Nuit has managed to showcase an all-encompassing and exciting side of Thai food.
Nuit's Tom Kha Gai, or chicken coconut galangal soup, is a spicy hot and sour soup commonly eaten like a curry (with rice) and is a very popular dish across Thailand. Check out Chef Nuit's original recipe for the soup below.
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Method
6 Steps
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Step 1
In a medium-sized pot over medium heat, bring chicken broth, salt, galangal, lemongrass, shallot, garlic, chilies and mushrooms to a boil and let roll for 5 minutes.
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Step 2
Add coconut milk and fish sauce, bring back to a boil and let roll for about 3-5 minutes.
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Step 3
Add fish sauce, chicken and tomatoes and let the chicken cook for about 5-7 minutes.
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Step 4
Add lime juice and sugar, stir to mix well. Continue to cook for 1 more minute. Turn off the heat.
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Step 5
Add green onion, sawtooth coriander and cilantro. Tear Magrud lime leaves along the rib, discard the rib and add all the leaves to the soup. Use a ladle, stir to mix well.
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Step 6
Serve with steamed jasmine rice or brown rice. The galangal, lemongrass and Magrud lime leaves can be eaten but they are fibrous, spicy and slightly bitter. Chef Nuit likes to chew and discard the fibre, otherwise you can remove before serving.
Tags:
Sukhothai
Sabai Sabai
Cooking At Home
Toronto Restaurants
Kiin
Pai
Toronto Thai Food
Chef Nuit Regular
