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Thai Chili Peppers

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Bird's eye chilies (Prik kee noo)

Thailand
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Prik kee nu or bird's eye chilies are sma... READ MORE

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Thai spur chilies (Prik chee fah)

Thailand
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Prik chee fah also known as Thai spur chi... READ MORE

Dishes with Thai Chili Pepper

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Sate kambing

Indonesia

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Most iconic: Sate & Gule Kambing 29 - Gereja Blenduk (Semarang, Indonesia)

Sate kambing is a traditional dish and a type of satay prepared with goat or mutton as the main ingredient. The meat is cut into chunks or cubes and it's marinated in a combination of ingredients such as kecap manis (sweet soy sauce), galangal, gr... READ MORE

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Sambal tomat

Indonesia

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Sambal tomat is an Indonesian chili sauce that prominently features tomatoes along with chili peppers. The inclusion of tomatoes gives th... READ MORE

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Panang Curry Paste (Nam Prik Kaeng Phanaeng)

Thailand

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Panang curry paste is a type of Thai curry paste that is used as the base for Panang curry, a dish named after the island of Penang in Malaysia but widely popular in Thailand. This curry paste is known for its rich, savory, and slightly sweet flav... READ MORE

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Green papaya salad (Bok l'hong)

Cambodia

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Most iconic: Spoons (Siem Reap, Cambodia)

Bok l’hong, meaning pounded papaya in Khmer, is a Cambodian take on the green papaya salad that is widely consumed throughout Southeast Asia and is believed to have originated in Laos. Like the Lao and Thai versions, the Cambodian p... READ MORE

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Steamed curried fish (Amok trey)

Cambodia

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Most iconic: The Sugar Palm (Siem Reap, Cambodia)

Amok trey is Cambodia's national dish, a fragrant and spicy coconut fish curry that is tenderly steamed in banana leaves, although chicken, tofu, and snails can also be used as a substitute for the main protein. The flavour of the dish is reminisc... READ MORE

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Sambal matah

Indonesia

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Sambal matah is a type of Indonesian sambal that features a raw mixture of chopped shallots, lemongrass, chili peppers, and sometimes garlic, m... READ MORE

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Sambal bongkot

Bali

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Sambal bongkot is a type of Indonesian sambal that features bongkot, the Indonesian term for torch ginger (lat. Etlingera elatior) flower buds,... READ MORE

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Ayam betutu

Bali

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Ayam betutu is a traditional Balinese dish that consists of chicken (ayam) that is marinated in a mixture of spices, including turmeric, ginger... READ MORE

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Kelaguen mannok

Guam

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Most iconic: Meskla Chamoru Fusion Bistro (Hagåtña, Guam)

Chicken kelaguen is a spicy Guamanian dish prepared by marinating broiled chicken pieces in a combination of lemon juice, grated coconut, salt, and hot chile peppers. Ideally, the dish should be chilled for at least an hour before serving. It can ... READ MORE

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Sambal bajak

Java

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Sambal bajak is a rich and savory Indonesian chili paste that's more complex in flavor compared to simpler sambals like sambal ulek. It's a coo... READ MORE

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Sambal ulek

Indonesia

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Sambal ulek is a traditional chili paste or sauce that's made by grinding fresh red chili peppers with a small amount of salt using a mortar an... READ MORE

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Jungle Curry Paste (Prik Gaeng Pa)

Northern Thailand

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Jungle curry paste is a fiery and robust mixture emphasizing the fresh, local herbs and spices typical of the region's wild or homegrown produce, and its heat and unique flavor profile are primarily derived from fresh green or red chilies, making ... READ MORE

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Tum babi

Bali

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Tum babi is a traditional Balinese dish that features seasoned pork wrapped and steamed in banana leaves. The pork is typically minced or finely chopped and then mixed with a blend of aromatic Balinese spices and herbs, including garlic, shallots,... READ MORE

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Fina'denne'

Guam

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Fina'denne' is a flavorful spicy sauce from Guam, usually used as a condiment that is either spooned over meat, rice, and fish dishes or used as a dip, when it is served in a separate bowl. Soy sauce is typically the main ingredient, along with wh... READ MORE

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Kuah cuka

South Sumatra

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Kuah cuka is a vinegar-based sauce commonly used in Indonesian cuisine, particularly in pempek, the famous fish cake dish from Palembang, South Sumatra. It has a sweet, sour, spicy, and slightly salty flavor profile, ... READ MORE

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Ghost chicken (Gui ji)

Yunnan

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Ghost chicken is a salad from the Yunnan province, China, consisting of shredded chicken, herbs such as sand ginger, basil, coriander, Thai bird's eye chili, sawtooth, and cardamom, and lime juice. The chicken is the local black-skinned chicken wh... READ MORE

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Sambal embe

Bali

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Sambal embe is a type of Indonesian sambal originating from Bali. It is a spicy chili sauce that features a combination of red chili peppers, s... READ MORE

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Sambal kukus

Bali

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Sambal kukus is a type of Indonesian sambal that's prepared by steaming (kukus means "steamed" in Indonesian). This method of preparation is so... READ MORE

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Kaddon pika

Guam

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Kaddon pika is a spicy Chamorro chicken stew made with chicken pieces marinated in vinegar, garlic, onions, soy sauce, and black pepper. The meat is then cooked in a pan, drained, and coconut milk is added to the concoction. A spicy kick can be ac... READ MORE

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Kelaguen uhang

Guam

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This is a variation of the popular Guamanian kelaguen dishes. In this case, kelaguen is prepared with unshelled shrimp that are combined with lemon juice, salt, and chilis or pepper. The shrimps are ˝cooked˝ in lemon juice, just like other key ing... READ MORE

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Dancing shrimp (Goong ten)

Northeastern Thailand

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Goong ten, also known as "dancing shrimp", is a traditional and adventurous street food specialty from Northern Thailand... READ MORE