Steamed Fish w/ Ginger & "Thai Miso" ปลานึ่งเต้าเจี้ยว | Thai Recipes


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“Tao Jiew” is the Thai version of miso. It’s fermented soybean paste that is salty with a touch of acidity, and it goes incredibly well with fish! We also add loads of …

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  1. Pailin's Kitchen
    Pailin's Kitchen says:

    HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note:

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    Thank you for watching!

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  2. Kay Lauryn
    Kay Lauryn says:

    Awesome channel. Can we get some more greens recipes? Side dishes like morning glory.. I love Thai food but want to make sure i'm getting a dose of healthy veg in with each meal

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  3. Nồm Mi
    Nồm Mi says:

    When eating fish with bones, I tend to take a bite of fish, no matter if it has bones or not, chew it carefully, and if I sense the bone in my mouth, i just lead it out with my tongue. I sometime got the bone picking in my gum so.. not a good idea. It just makes life easier for me

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  4. Shullieq
    Shullieq says:

    This looks so light and yummy! Is it possible to save the sauce? Im only cooking for myself so that much sauce might be a bit too much so itd be nice to save it for a quick munch.
    Also did you say you were in DC? Like America DC? Or is there another Im oblivious to xD

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  5. Ophilia Constantine
    Ophilia Constantine says:

    Hi Pailin! I just want to say THANK YOU! For bringing me closer to my asian roots! I've always wanted to be able to cook thaifood myself but I can't read thai and barley speak the languege. You've helped me satisfy my cravings for real thaifood. What they make in the restaurants here in Sweden just isnt the same thing. I've always known how certain dishes were supposed to taste but could'nt quite get there myself, not until I found you! My question or rather wish is if you could perhaps make a video for Kanom Jeen Nam Ngeaw? I would be FOREVER grateful!

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  6. Crushi .Music, Art & Love.
    Crushi .Music, Art & Love. says:

    I used to serve steamed Walleye with Ginger and scallion sauce at the restaurant. Whole fish and the waiter deboned the fish in front of the customer with just two tablespoons. Some didn't want to see the head but I always took the cheek meat out before discarding the spine and head. Yep, and you've always got to warn guests about the possibility of small bones.

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  7. Ash
    Ash says:

    We must not have a lot of Thai people here in AZ because I can never find Thai specific ingredients in any of the markets. Thank you for the clarification that miso and Korean soybean paste are similar, but I will keep up my hunt to find creepy baby soybean paste.

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  8. Jo
    Jo says:

    Thank you so much for another great Thai recipe! Absolutely obsessed with all of your recipes! The pork belly curry was the bomb!!I was so impressed. Thank you.

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