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Nuea Phat Phrik[edit]

Nuea Phat Phrik (____________) is a popular Thai dish that features stir-fried beef with chili peppers. It is known for its bold flavors, combining the heat of chili peppers with the savory taste of beef and aromatic herbs. This dish is a staple in Thai cuisine and is enjoyed both in Thailand and internationally.

Ingredients[edit]

The primary ingredients in Nuea Phat Phrik include:

Beef - Typically sliced thinly for quick cooking.
Chili peppers - Often Thai bird's eye chilies, which are known for their spiciness.
Garlic - Adds a pungent aroma and flavor.
Onion - Provides sweetness and texture.
Fish sauce - A key seasoning in Thai cuisine, adding umami and saltiness.
Soy sauce - Adds depth of flavor and color.
Oyster sauce - Enhances the savory taste.
Basil - Often Thai basil, which has a distinct anise-like flavor.
Vegetable oil - Used for stir-frying.

Preparation[edit]

The preparation of Nuea Phat Phrik involves several steps:

1. Marinating the Beef: The beef is often marinated with soy sauce, fish sauce, and a bit of sugar to enhance its flavor. 2. Stir-frying: The dish is cooked in a hot wok with vegetable oil. Garlic and onions are stir-fried first to release their aroma, followed by the beef. 3. Adding Chilies and Sauces: Chili peppers are added to the wok, along with oyster sauce and additional soy sauce. 4. Finishing with Basil: Fresh basil leaves are added at the end of cooking to preserve their flavor and aroma.

Variations[edit]

While the basic recipe remains consistent, there are several variations of Nuea Phat Phrik:

Vegetable Additions: Some versions include additional vegetables such as bell peppers or green beans.
Different Proteins: Although beef is traditional, chicken or pork can be used as alternatives.
Spice Level: The amount and type of chili peppers can be adjusted to suit different spice preferences.

Cultural Significance[edit]

Nuea Phat Phrik is not only a delicious dish but also a representation of Thai culinary culture. It showcases the balance of flavors that Thai cuisine is famous for, including spicy, salty, and umami tastes. It is commonly served with steamed rice, which helps to balance the heat of the chilies.

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-'''Nuea phat phrik''' is a traditional [[Thai cuisine|Thai]] dish, primarily composed of beef ([[Nuea]] in Thai) and chili ([[Phat Phrik]] in Thai). This dish is a staple in many Thai households and restaurants, known for its spicy flavor and rich aroma.
+== Nuea Phat Phrik ==
+[[File:Neua_pad_prik.jpg|thumb|right|A dish of Nuea Phat Phrik]]
+'''Nuea Phat Phrik''' (____________) is a popular Thai dish that features stir-fried beef with chili peppers. It is known for its bold flavors, combining the heat of chili peppers with the savory taste of beef and aromatic herbs. This dish is a staple in Thai cuisine and is enjoyed both in Thailand and internationally.
 == Ingredients ==
-The main ingredients of Nuea phat phrik are beef and chili. The beef is typically sliced into thin strips and stir-fried with chili and other ingredients. Other common ingredients include [[garlic]], [[soy sauce]], [[oyster sauce]], and [[Thai basil]]. The dish is typically served with [[jasmine rice]].
+The primary ingredients in Nuea Phat Phrik include:
+* [[Beef]] - Typically sliced thinly for quick cooking.
+* [[Chili pepper|Chili peppers]] - Often Thai bird's eye chilies, which are known for their spiciness.
+* [[Garlic]] - Adds a pungent aroma and flavor.
+* [[Onion]] - Provides sweetness and texture.
+* [[Fish sauce]] - A key seasoning in Thai cuisine, adding umami and saltiness.
+* [[Soy sauce]] - Adds depth of flavor and color.
+* [[Oyster sauce]] - Enhances the savory taste.
+* [[Basil]] - Often Thai basil, which has a distinct anise-like flavor.
+* [[Vegetable oil]] - Used for stir-frying.
 == Preparation ==
-The preparation of Nuea phat phrik begins with the slicing of beef into thin strips. The beef is then marinated in a mixture of soy sauce and oyster sauce. Meanwhile, the chili, garlic, and Thai basil are prepared. The chili and garlic are typically crushed into a paste, while the Thai basil leaves are plucked from their stems.
-The cooking process begins with the stir-frying of the chili and garlic paste in a hot wok. Once the paste becomes aromatic, the marinated beef is added to the wok and stir-fried until it is fully cooked. Finally, the Thai basil leaves are added to the wok and the dish is stir-fried for a few more minutes until the basil leaves are wilted.
+The preparation of Nuea Phat Phrik involves several steps:
+. '''Marinating the Beef''': The beef is often marinated with soy sauce, fish sauce, and a bit of sugar to enhance its flavor.
+. '''Stir-frying''': The dish is cooked in a hot wok with vegetable oil. Garlic and onions are stir-fried first to release their aroma, followed by the beef.
+. '''Adding Chilies and Sauces''': Chili peppers are added to the wok, along with oyster sauce and additional soy sauce.
+. '''Finishing with Basil''': Fresh basil leaves are added at the end of cooking to preserve their flavor and aroma.
 == Variations ==
-There are several variations of Nuea phat phrik, depending on the region of Thailand. Some variations may include additional ingredients such as [[bell peppers]], [[onions]], or [[mushrooms]]. The level of spiciness can also be adjusted according to personal preference.
-== See also ==
+While the basic recipe remains consistent, there are several variations of Nuea Phat Phrik:
+* '''Vegetable Additions''': Some versions include additional vegetables such as bell peppers or green beans.
+* '''Different Proteins''': Although beef is traditional, chicken or pork can be used as alternatives.
+* '''Spice Level''': The amount and type of chili peppers can be adjusted to suit different spice preferences.
+== Cultural Significance ==
+Nuea Phat Phrik is not only a delicious dish but also a representation of Thai culinary culture. It showcases the balance of flavors that Thai cuisine is famous for, including spicy, salty, and umami tastes. It is commonly served with steamed [[rice]], which helps to balance the heat of the chilies.
+== Related Pages ==
 * [[Thai cuisine]]
-* [[List of Thai dishes]]
+* [[Stir frying]]
-* [[Phat khii mao]]
+* [[Chili pepper]]
-* [[Phat kaphrao]]
+* [[Basil]]
 [[Category:Thai cuisine]]
 [[Category:Beef dishes]]
-[[Category:Spicy foods]]
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