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'''Khao tom''' ([[Thai language|Thai]]: ข้าวต้ม) is a popular breakfast dish in [[Thailand]]. It is a Thai style rice soup, similar to Chinese [[congee]]. Khao tom is also a staple meal in Thailand and it is traditionally eaten with a variety of side dishes.

== Ingredients ==
Khao tom is made from [[rice]] that has been cooked until it has broken down to a porridge-like consistency. The dish is typically flavored with [[salt]], [[soy sauce]], and often garnished with fresh [[herbs]] such as [[coriander]] or [[spring onions]]. It can be made with different types of meat, including [[pork]], [[chicken]], or [[fish]], and is often served with a side of pickled [[cucumber]] or [[chili pepper]]s.

== Preparation ==
The rice is first soaked in water for several hours or overnight. It is then boiled in a large amount of water until it breaks down and becomes soft. The meat is added to the pot and cooked until it is tender. The soup is then seasoned with salt and soy sauce. Before serving, the soup is garnished with fresh herbs and served with pickled vegetables on the side.

== Variations ==
There are many variations of khao tom throughout Thailand. In the north, it is often made with [[sticky rice]] instead of regular rice. In the south, it is often made with seafood such as [[shrimp]] or [[crab]]. Some versions of khao tom also include [[egg]]s or [[tofu]].

== Cultural significance ==
Khao tom is a common breakfast dish in Thailand, but it is also eaten at other times of the day. It is often served in small roadside stalls, where it is cooked in large pots and served in individual bowls. Khao tom is also a popular dish during the [[Thai New Year]] festival, known as [[Songkran]], when it is often served as part of a feast.

== See also ==
* [[Thai cuisine]]
* [[Congee]]
* [[Rice porridge]]

[[Category:Thai cuisine]]
[[Category:Rice dishes]]
[[Category:Soups]]

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