Neua Naam Tok (Tailandesa picant de carn a la graella) is really popular in the shops along the roadside in Bangkok. And normally when Thai people order Som Tum (Papaya Salad), grilled chicken and sticky rice they will also have this dish as well most of the time.
Neua Nam Tok is also known as Thai waterfall beef and is considered a salad in Thai cuisine as it is typically served with vegetables mixed in such as cucumber, tomato and shallots. It is also coated in a sort of vinagrette made from fish sauce and lime juice. The combination of herbs, spices and sauces gives this grilled beef salad a decidedly Thai taste, combining spicy, salat, sweet and sour flavors.
The name waterfall beef comes from the Thai words “Neua” meaning beef and “nam tok” meaning waterfall. Traditionally the beef is cooked over open coals and the juices dripping on the coals are reminiscent of a waterfall, hence the name Waterfall Beef. If you don’t have a grill you can also fry or broil the beef and the dish will still come out tasting wonderful.
Alright now I’m ready to present the Neua Naam Tok recipe for you.
Neua Saamrood Recepta
(Serveix 2-3 people)
- 200-300 grams beef london broil or top round
- 1/4 cup coriander, a rodanxes gruixudes
- 1/4 cup spring onion, a rodanxes gruixudes
- 1/4 cup mint leaf, a rodanxes gruixudes
- 1/4 tassa herba de llimona, a rodanxes fines
- 1/3 cup shallot, a rodanxes fines
- 1 cullerades Thai chilli powder
- 1 1/2 cullerades roasted Rice Powder
- 3 cullerades Tailàndia salsa de peix
- 4 cullerades de suc de llimona
- 1/4 culleradetes de pols condiment(Vara Dee) or if you can’t find can use 1/4 culleradeta de sucre
- 1 cogombre, llesca
Wash the beef and grill over medium heat until medium rare. Slice thinly into bite-sized pieces and transfer to a mixing bowl. Follow with coriander, ceba de primavera, mint leaf, lemon grasses and shallots.
Season to taste with fish sauce, lime juice, seasoning powder(de sucre) and chili powder, toss well to combine. Add ground roasted rice and toss lightly again. Arrange on a serving dish and serve with cucumber slices and jasmine rice or sticky rice.
Neua Naam Tok is our first favorite choice when Golf and I crave for spicy food. When she makes this dish for both of us, Golf will always use way more than just 1 TBSP of chili powder and the dish is incredibly hot. If you love spicy food the way we do just add more chili powder to taste and make sure to warn others about the heat if you do!
Llocs relacionats amb la:
- Tailandesa picant Amanida de fruites mixtes (Tum Phonlamai erupció)
- Tom yum Kai Nam Kon (Crema de pollastre tailandès picant i agra sopa)
- Tailàndia Chili's
- Laaben Woonsen mort( Picant de pollastre, fideus de vidre boles)
- Sal amb incrustacions de Filet de Res
- Amanida d'albergínia a la graella
- Kang Liang (Tailandesa picant sopa de verdures)
Wow, such a simple recipe but looks so yummy! love to try it then!
Yes I’m often surprised at the depth of flavors in some Thai dishes because they often seem so simple. The combination of ingredients and spices is what really makes Thai food so wonderful.