Lao salad

Egg yolk salad dressing is commonly seen and made in the Laotian cuisine known as Yum salad. Hard boil egg yolks is the star of this dressing. It’s usually made with hard boiled egg yolks, fish sauce, oil, sugar & lime juice. Everyone has there own take on it, which is pretty fun to experiment. It’s savory, full of umami, a little sour, and just so good!

Try this Laotian recipe for Nam Khao or crispy rice salad! This is a fresh and flavorful lao dish eaten as a lettuce wrap.

Luang Prabang Watercress Salad

Savory, refreshing, and tart, this dish is inspired by the lao hu cai, or "tiger vegetable salad," served at Xi'an Famous Foods.

Crushing the freshly toasted peanuts in the koke Yam salat has to be one of the few true vegetarian dishes in Laos, that is if you don’t thr...

Hello Foodies! Spring is just around the corner and I thought this Snow Fungus Salad would be the perfect dish to enjoy this coming season. Also known as White Fungus Salad, this salad is super light and refreshing. Very simple to make and super versatile. It's a great dish to make for a potluck or

This simple fresh dish is a specialty from Laos and one of our summer favorites. Larb or laap is an aromatic sour-salty salad with raw or cooked ground meat. We go with the latter and an exotic blend of lemongrass, amchoor (green mango), and dried herbs. We recommend adding fresh herbs for an extra burst of flavor. It's best with rice and unseasoned salad.

this delicious green papaya salad is ready in under twenty minutes, and great for meal prep. The famous and spicy Lao papaya salad also known as Thum Mak Hoong. Lao Style Papaya Salad Laos Papaya Salad Recipe Lao Papaya Salad Thai Meal Ideas Thai Lunch Ideas Lao Papaya Salad Recipe Lao Food Recipes Dishes

Ingredients 1 large english cucumber 1/2 head garlic 6 thai chili peppers 1 oz palm sugar block 1 tbsp shrimp paste 1 tbsp fish sauce 1/2 lime (juiced) Instructions Using a knife, slice the cucumber into thin strips.

Have you ever gone to a Japanese restaurant and wondered “what’s in this recipe”? I love Japanese food and would love to learn how to make all their recipes. Kani salad is one of my favorites. It is spicy, nutty and creamy. Even if this recipe is not traditional Japanese cuisine, you can find it in most Japanese restaurants.