Tom Yum Goong
Spice up your rainy days with Thailand’s signature soup recipe Tom Yum Goong Nam Sai.
Spicy, tangy, and aromatic broth, fresh juicy prawns and mushrooms, this easy local Thai street food is hard not to miss.
Prefer the creamy version? Just add evaporated milk and you’ll get Tom Yum Goong Nam Khon.
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Ingredients
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1.5liters Water / chicken stock | |
8 Prawns | |
3stalk Lemongrass | |
5slices Galangal | |
6 Kaffir lime leaves | |
4 Thai red chilis | |
150g Shimeji Mushroom, cut into smaller pieces | |
12pieces Oyster mushrooms, cut into smaller pieces | |
3tbsp fish sauce | |
ttbsp Lime juice | |
1tbsp Sugar | |
Coriander / Cilantro | |
2tbsp Thai chili paste (to taste) Nam Prik Pao |
Directions
1.
Remove prawn head and put into stockpot. Devein the prawns and set aside.
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2.
Quick sauté the prawn heads in the stockpot till it turns pink, then pour in the chicken stock / water and bring it to boil for 30mins. Remove prawn heads and set aside.
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3.
Mash lemongrass and chop into chunks
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4.
Slice galangal
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5.
Bruise kaffir lime leaves
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6.
Lightly pound chili
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7.
Add herbs, chili and chili paste* into stock
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8.
Once boiling, add preferred choice of mushroom (shimeji/oyster mushroom)
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9.
Once it comes back to a boil, add in prawns
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10.
Season with fish sauce, lime juice, sugar
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11.
Remove herbs
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12.
(Optional step) Add evaporated milk for creamy tom yum goong
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13.
Top off with cilantro / coriander
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