Laotian Nam Khao (Crispy Rice Salad)
By Lee · cookeatworld.com
2 hrs 30 minServes 4
Crispy fried rice balls tossed with herbs, chilli, and a tangy fish sauce dressing, served with fresh vegetables and peanuts.
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| prepCook jasmine rice, spread on sheet pan loosely covered with paper towels, cool 2 hours until dry | ||||||
| 2 tbsp Thai red curry paste | Mix curry paste, ginger, garlic, shallot, kaffir lime, fish sauce, pepper & sugar | Beat in egg & cornstarch | Fold in cooled rice, form into 2-inch balls, chill | Break cooled rice balls into rustic pieces in salad bowl | Toss rice with sausage, herbs, peanuts, shallots & spring onions | Pour dressing over, toss well, serve with lettuce leaves |
| 1 tsp ginger, minced | ||||||
| 2 garlic cloves, minced | ||||||
| 1 shallot, finely chopped | ||||||
| 2 kaffir lime leaves, very finely chopped | ||||||
| 2 tbsp fish sauce | ||||||
| ½ tsp white pepper | ||||||
| 2 tsp light brown sugar | ||||||
| 1 egg | ||||||
| 1 tbsp corn starch (cornflour) | ||||||
| Canola oil, for deep frying | Heat oil, fry 5–6 balls 3–4 min per batch until crisp | |||||
| 2 tbsp fish sauce | Whisk fish sauce, sugar, lime juice, vinegar, garlic, cilantro stem & chilli | Pour in boiling water, whisk, cool completely | ||||
| 2 tbsp sugar | ||||||
| 2 tbsp lime juice | ||||||
| 1 tbsp rice vinegar | ||||||
| 1 garlic clove, very finely chopped | ||||||
| 1 stem cilantro, no leaves, finely chopped | ||||||
| 1 Thai chilli, finely sliced | ||||||
| 80 ml boiling water | ||||||
| 2 Thai Nam sausage (fermented sausage), sliced | ||||||
| 10 g mint, roughly chopped | ||||||
| 10 g cilantro, roughly chopped | ||||||
| 10 g Thai basil (holy basil), roughly chopped | ||||||
| 30 g roasted peanuts, unsalted | ||||||
| 2 fresh shallots, thinly sliced, soaked in ice water 5 minutes | ||||||
| 2 tbsp fried shallots | ||||||
| 2 spring onions (scallions), finely sliced | ||||||
| 3 Thai chillies, finely sliced (optional) | ||||||
| Lettuce leaves, for wrapping (optional) | ||||||
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