
Learn to cook the dishes taught at our Bangkok cooking school, drawing on years of teaching thousands of students, and begin your culinary adventure with Thai curry paste.
Master Khao Soy chicken plating by arranging crispy noodles, radish, chili oil, and coriander with a side of pickles and shallots, for an appealing home-cooked curry experience.
Discover the five flavors of Thai cooking—salty, spicy, sour, sweet, and savory—through essentials like fish sauce, tamarind, palm sugar, and umami stocks.
Learn to make homemade egg noodles from flour, eggs, and water, then rest, roll, and cut them into slim strands for noodle soups or curry.
Roast coriander seeds, cumin seeds, white peppercorns, star anise, cinnamon, nutmeg, and peppercorns in low heat for five minutes to boost aroma, then cool and store for years.
Roast raw peanuts dry in a skillet for about 10 minutes until light brown, stirring constantly, then peel the shells and store in a jar.
Prepare green curry paste with garlic, ginger, lemongrass, shallot, coriander, and turmeric substitute; grind with white pepper, cumin, coriander seeds, and shrimp paste, then add green or hot chilies.
Chop and smash galangal, ginger, lemongrass, coriander root, garlic, shallots, and chilies; then toast and combine white peppercorns, cumin, coriander seeds, shrimp paste, and turmeric for Thai curry paste.
Sauté garlic in oil, adjust curry spiciness, then gradually add coconut milk and simmer with chicken, water, palm sugar, fish sauce, and basil to finish.
Learn to prepare Thai curry paste by soaking dry chilies, chopping shallot, garlic, and ginger with turmeric, then blending with cumin and coriander seeds and yellow curry powder.
Grind cumin and coriander seeds into powder, then smash fresh coriander root, turmeric, ginger, garlic, and shallots into a paste for a yellow Thai curry paste to use at home.
Learn to make a homemade salmon curry paste with lemongrass, shallot, garlic, coriander root, galangal, and ginger, and enhance it with roasted cumin, white pepper, coriander seeds, and shrimp paste.
HAVE FUN LEARNING TO PREPARE 6 THAI CURRY PASTES
with Chef Dao & Thai Chef School
DO YOU WANT TO "COOK LIKE A THAI"?
Join this fun culinary adventure with me, and experience the fun and exotic world of authentic Thai cooking, one of the world's most popular cuisines. Learn preparation from scratch and cooking of 6 popular curry pastes. Visit Bangkok's largest fresh market and learn all about Thai ingredients. Master 6 popular Thai curry pastes plus related dishes as well as many Thai cooking skills. Experience the beauty and flavor of Thai curries when properly cooked, plated, lighted, and recorded. I also have more Thai cooking courses in Udemy. Please check them out too.
HAVE FUN LEARNING
Enjoy my fun, relaxed teaching style which comes from years of experience teaching students in Bangkok. Relax, laugh, cook, and eat the best tasting Thai dishes--GUARANTEED!
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
1. 5 hours 15 minutes of fun learning (compare and see for yourself)
2. Take a fun tour of Bangkok's largest fresh market and be amazed
3. Learn basic Thai cooking skills and techniques
4. Learn 12 popular Thai dishes (6 pastes + 6 dishes)
5. Learn how to prepare popular Thai herbal drinks
ENHANCED QUALITY
Using HD quality video recording equipment, professional lighting, skilled photographers, and good English, we endeavor to present the very best viewing presentation possible. Compare for yourself.
IS THIS COURSE FOR YOU?
This course is taught by Chef Dao, a professional culinary instructor at Thai Chef School (an online culinary training school with Diploma) and Bangkok Thai Cooking Academy in Bangkok for both beginners and professionals. Learn from a fun teacher used to teaching all skill levels the ins and outs of Thai cooking. In each HD video, learn:
1. Thai ingredients discussion with pictures
2. Preparation of all ingredients for cooking
3. Professional chef cooking demonstration
4. Food plating techniques
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN FROM THIS COURSE?
Familiarity with Thai ingredients
Mastery of preparation of 6 popular curry pastes + 6 related dishes
Achievement of correct Thai flavors, aroma, and appearance
Proper use of Thai cookware--woks and granite mortar & pestle
AND lots of fun and laughter.
WHO IS CHEF DAO?
I am a native of northeast Thailand, where my love for cooking was nurtured by my grandmother in her kitchen. After receiving my degree in Accounting, I moved to Bangkok. There I soon realized my love was for cooking and eating beans and not in counting them! To expand my culinary skills, I enrolled in Le Cordon Bleu where I learned Western cooking and basic culinary skills. After graduation, I then enrolled in Dusit Thani Culinary College to further my Thai cooking knowledge.
For the past 6 years, I have been fortunate to work as a professional culinary instructor at Bangkok Thai Cooking Academy and Thai Chef School, leading Thai cooking schools in Bangkok. During this time, I taught Thai cooking to many tourists as well as professional culinary students (aspiring chefs, yacht chefs, executive chefs) from around the world in weeklong private training courses. Additionally, I am a master fruit carver and a team building specialist.
I love eating, cooking, and teaching Thai cooking (oh, and my son too). Please join me and let's have fun learning together.
BANGKOK THAI COOKING ACADEMY & THAI CHEF SCHOOL
In affiliation with these cooking schools, this course relies on tried and proven recipes and teaching techniques developed over 10 years and taught to thousands of students in Bangkok. We teach Thai cooking to beginners and professionals alike. Please feel free to visit our websites.
OUR PROMISE TO YOU
My instruction is fun, clear, and easy to follow. Recipes are authentic and accurate. Videos are filmed in HD and well-lighted. Sound is good and English is good. Beautiful presentation of dishes is emphasized. If you have any questions about the course content, please post a question or send a direct message to me. I will answer your message promptly.
CHEF DAO
JUST CLICK THE ENROLL BUTTON, AND I'LL SEE YOU IN LECTURE #1.