Spicy papaya salad thailand

Prepare for your tastebuds to be tantalised with this Thai Green Papaya Salad! Som Tam delivers so many flavours at once. Sweet, sour, salty, spicy. Yum!

Make this Thai green papaya salad recipe with fresh produce and a sweet and spicy chili sauce for an authentic refreshing side dish

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In Thai, Green Papaya Salada is called Som Tam, which means to “pound the sour”. Crispy, fresh, sweet, spicy, sour and umami (natural, please!), check the recipe for this flavourful Thai dish.

Som tam is a spicy, Thai-style raw papaya salad which actually didn’t originate in Thailand. Food historians believe that the dish originated in Laos, which borders Isaan, Thailand’s northeastern region. Papaya and chilli have been an important part of Laotian food since the 1800s. However, the papaya salad served in Laos uses fermented fish paste and green aubergine. Som tam was called ‘tum bak hoong’ in the Laos-Isaan dialect. ‘Bak hoong’ means ‘papaya’ and ‘tam’ translates to ‘pounded’…

An authentic Green Papaya Salad recipe, aka Som Tam. This raw papaya salad has the perfect balance of sweetness, sourness, saltiness and spiciness.