Thai Larb Recipe Video

Summary

Preparation Time10 MinCooking Time30 Min
Ready In40 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Health IndexAverageServings2
CuisineThaiCourseMain Dish
TasteSpicyMethodStir Frying
SpecialityWine PairingMain IngredientBeef
Interest GroupHealthy

Recipe Story

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Ingredients

 
Lean Ground Beef/Chicken/Pork/Turkey - 2 lbs
 
Water - 1 1/2 cups
 
Fish Sauce - 4 tbsp
 
Lime Juice - 1/2 cup, freshly squeezed or
 
Limes - 2
 
Ground Roasted Rice - 3 tsp
 
Ground Roasted Dried Chili Peppers - 1 tsp
 
Red Onion - 1/4 th, sliced
 
Green Onion - 4, sliced
 
Cilantro - 1 small bunch, sliced
 
Spearmint Leaves - 1/2 cup
 
Serve With
 
Fresh Raw String Beans
 
Red or White Wedges Cabbage

Directions

GETTING READY
1 In a pan, roast 1 cup of uncooked rice over medium heat, stirring constantly until lightly brown.
2 In another pan, roast 1 cup of chili peppers over medium heat, stirring constantly until lightly burnt.
3 Using a food processor, grind the rice until it reaches the consistency of fine sand.
4 In the food processor jar, grind the roasted chili peppers.

MAKING
5 In a pan, heat bout 1 1/2 cup water and bring to a boil.
6 Gradually add in the ground meat and cook thoroughly.
7 Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the ground rice and chili peppers.
8 Add in the fish sauce and lime juice, mix well.
9 Add in the diced green onion and diced red onion.
10 Mix in the diced cilantro and spearmint.
11 You can choose to add laotian parsley, however, it is optional.
12 Mix well so that the ingredients can combine well.

SERVING
13 Serve along with raw cabbage slices.

Editors Review

Today Chef has larb or laab on the menu. Its a scrumptious mouthwatering Thai dish. Hats off to chef for showing the detailed recipe with all the nitty gritties to ensure anyone who tries the recipe gets an authentic Thai dish which he would want to make again and again. Those who do not eat beef can replace it with chicken and enjoy it.

Comments

Ganesh Dutta says :

I like thai food very much. Thai Cuisine is known for its balance of five fundamental flavors in each dish or the overall meal - hot (spicy), sour, sweet, salty and bitter (optional). I think this spicy ground beef is a great example of thai cuisine. I will try it. Thanks for posting this nice spicy ground beef recipe.
Posted on: 6 February 2008 - 2:07pm

shantihhh says :

It is wonderful and very easy to make!
Posted on: 8 September 2007 - 1:28am

paris221966 says :

This looks Delicious! :-)
Posted on: 8 September 2007 - 1:23am

shantihhh says :

Our favourite is Laab Gai (using chicken in place of the beef). Just follow their recipe and use skinless boneless chicken mince. Remember a salad is always the hottest of a Thai meal. The roasted rice (Khao Kua Pon) gives a special flavour to dishes from Issan/Northeast Thailand. You can buy the roasted rice at SE Asian markets in a bottle and it works fine, but it is easy to make. Use a good quality fish sauce/nam pla like Golden Boy or Dragonfly. What she calls Laos Parsley is also known as Pak Chee Farang and is often found in Ssian markets, or in Mexican Markets where it is called Culantro. Laab is also wonderful to serve in lettuc cups of Boston Bibb leaf or even iceberg if you prefer. Sticky rice is soaked, then steamed in a bamboo cone over boiling water covered with a damp towel. I adore Thai food and have traveled to the Kingdom of Thailand 30+ times. I am the ThaiFoodEditor on Bellaonline.com
Posted on: 26 July 2007 - 11:06pm

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