A taste of thailand
Thai food is brought alive by seemingly simple yet complex combinations of five flavours: salty, sweet, sour, bitter and hot. These ingredients work together in a melodious chain reaction, much as they do in the design of the Jo Malone Sweet Lime & Cedar fragrance.
Chiang Mai Curry Noodles with Chicken

| Ingredients |
|
| Chicken breasts (sliced) |
200g |
| Egg noodles (fresh or dried) |
1 portion per person |
| Red curry paste |
1 tablespoon |
| Turmeric-based powder |
1 teaspoon |
| Coconut milk |
1 cup |
| Chicken stock |
1 cup |
| Fish sauce |
1 tablespoon |
| White sugar |
1 tablespoon |
| Vegetable oil |
1 litre |
| Garnish |
|
| Coriander (finely chopped) |
a handful |
| Spring onions (sliced) |
½ tablespoon |
| Condiment |
|
| Lime (cut into wedges) |
1 |
| Shallots (finely sliced) |
1 tablespoon |
| Chilli Oil |
see recipe |
Marinated Chicken wrapped in Pandan Leaves with Tamarind Sauce. Serves 2.

- Blanch the noodles in boiling water and divide the amount in half
- Place one half of the noodles in a soup bowl
- Heat the vegetable oil in a wok and deep fry the other half of the noodles, ensuring they have been patted dry of any residual water. Set to one side
- Place all the other ingredients in the heated wok, except for the chicken and coriander, and simmer for ten minutes
- Add the chicken and coriander
- Simmer for a further few minutes until the chicken is cooked
- Pour the curry from the wok on top of the noodles in the soup bowl
- Garnish with the crisp fried noodles, coriander and sliced spring onions
Chili Oil.

| Ingredients |
|
| Rapeseed Oil |
3 tablespoons |
| Dried or fresh chilli |
2 tablespoons |
| To prepare |
|
- Heat the oil
- Immerse the dried or fresh chilli into the oil (if you are using dried, remember it is more intense)
- Leave in a warm place for 48 hours to infuse
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Marinated Chicken wrapped in Pandan Leaves with Tamarind Sauce. Serves 2.

| Ingredients |
|
| Pandan leaves* |
6 |
| Chicken breast |
1 piece, 200g |
| Oyster sauce |
1 tablespoon |
| Yellow curry powder |
1 teaspoon |
| White pepper powder |
½ teaspoon |
| Sesame oil |
1 teaspoon |
| Salt |
¼ teaspoon |
| Sugar |
1 tablespoon |
| Coriander root (finely chopped) |
1 tablespoon |
| Garlic (finely chopped) |
2 cloves |
| Garnish |
|
| Cucumber (sliced) |
30g |
| Green papaya (sliced) |
30g |
| Green mango (sliced) |
30g |
| Lettuce (shredded) |
2 pieces |
| Mint (finely chopped) |
a handful |
| Coriander (finely chopped) |
a handful |
* Pandan leaves are available from good supermarkets and specialist stores.
Marinated Chicken wrapped in Pandan Leaves with Tamarind Sauce. Serves 2.

- Cut the chicken into cubes
- Mix all the other ingredients (apart from the pandan leaves) together thoroughly in a bowl
- Coat the chicken in the mixture
- Tie a loose knot in the pandan leaves, stuff with the chicken pieces and pull the knot tight
- Steam the wrapped chicken for two to three minutes, remove and pat dry
- Deep-fry the wrapped chicken until the pandan leaves change colour (if you fry them for too long they will turn blackened brown). Carefully remove from the oil and drain well
- Place on a plate and decorate with the lettuce, mint, coriander, cucumber, green papaya and green mango
- Serve with the sweet tamarind sauce
Temarind Sauce.

| Ingredients |
|
| Tamarind juice |
15 tablespoons |
| Palm sugar |
15 tablespoons |
| Salt |
2 ½ teaspoons |
| Sesame oil |
5 teaspoons |
| Sesame seeds (toasted) |
5 teaspoons |
| Oyster sauce |
5 tablespoons |
| To prepare |
|
- Add the tamarind juice, palm sugar, salt, sesame oil, sesame seed and oyster sauce into the wok
- Bring to boil and simmer until the sauce is thick and smooth
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Sweet Lime Cocktail.

| Ingredients |
|
| Watermelon juice |
55 ml |
| Lychee-infused vodka |
41 ml |
| Lime juice |
27 ml |
| Sugar syrup |
14 ml |
| Malibu |
14 ml |
| Cherry brandy |
14 ml |
| Lemonade |
To taste |
| To prepare |
- In cocktail shaker, mix all the ingredients with crushed ice
- Pour into your glass of choice and top with lemonade
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