Recreate our recipes at home
Thank you for joining our first Chef Demo at Roswell Farmers Market 2025.
Now it’s your turn to make the recipe :)
Miang Kham (Thai Herb Wrap Bites)
Herbaceous, bite-sized flavor bombs!
Serves: 4–6 as an appetizer
Prep Time: 25 minutes
You’ll Need:
20–30 betel leaves (or spinach/butter lettuce/magnolia petal)
½ cup each: toasted coconut, roasted peanuts, dried shrimp (optional), diced ginger, diced shallots, lime (skin-on if skin is thin, diced)
Thai chilies (thinly sliced, optional)
Sweet & Savory Palm Caramel
Simmer:
250 gram palm sugar
125 gram water
30 gram shrimp paste (or miso, but won’t taste the same)
30 gram Roasted Galangal, chopped or pounded then roasted
15 gram Toasted unsweetened coconut flake
Finish with roasted coconut & ground peanuts
How To:
Spoon a little of each topping onto a leaf, drizzle with sauce, fold, and enjoy in one bite!
Pad Kra Pow – Thai Basil Stir-Fry
A fiery, fragrant stir-fry packed with Thai basil, chilies, and bold umami flavor. Serve it hot over jasmine rice with a crispy fried egg on top.
Serves: 2
Cook Time: 15 min
Ingredients:
200g (7 oz) ground chicken or pork
4–5 cloves garlic
2–3 Thai chilies (adjust to heat)
1 tbsp oil
1 tbsp light soy sauce
1 tsp fish sauce
½ tsp sugar
1 handful Thai holy basil (or regular Thai basil)
Instructions:
In mortar and pestle, pound garlic with Thai chili to form a rough paste
Heat oil in a wok/ pan. Sauté garlic & chilies with oil until fragrant.
Add ground meat, stir-fry until cooked through.
Season with sauces & sugar. Toss in basil last—cook just until wilted then turn off heat.
Serve over rice with a crispy fried egg (kai dao) if you’re doing it right.
Lemongrass Tea
Light, citrusy, and calming — served hot or iced. A Thai staple for sipping, chilling, detoxifying, and relaxing.
Serves: 2–3
Prep + Simmer Time: 15 min
Ingredients:
2–3 stalks fresh lemongrass (trimmed & smashed)
1 Pandan leaf (optional)
3 cups water
Honey or demarara sugar (to taste)
Lime slices (optional)
Instructions:
Smash lemongrass & cut into 2-inch pieces.
Simmer in water with pandan leaf for 15–20 minutes, until water change in color
Strain, sweeten to taste, and serve hot — or chill over ice with a squeeze of lime.
Optional - make it colorful by simmering with some butterfly pea flowers. The tea will turn blue then purple once the lime is added :)