A big thank you goes to my Aunt who came up with this mouth-watering steam fish recipe and who was kind enough to share it with family and friends (and of course, me!). Her story goes like this: She was preparing dinner in the kitchen one day when she discovered some leftover Khimyan Thai Tom Yum paste in the refrigerator. She also had a big white fish in the refrigerator, so naturally, her quick mind though: why not combine the two? And that's how she came up with the idea to steam the fish with the Tom Yum paste. She had never cooked such a dish before, but due to her cooking skills, she came up with a recipe that does all the ingredients proud.
And as you'd probably expect, the dish came out well. Very well, in fact. The hot and sour taste and aroma on the fresh white steam fish made drove her hungry family wild as soon as it was placed on the table. Let's just say that there were no leftovers! My Aunt then proceeded to share her recipe with her sisters, friends and neigbours. They were very excited and enthusiastic about the recipe because it was easy and quick. In fact, it took less than 20 minutes to prepare. And when it came to the preparation, all you needed to do was make sure you descale and clean the fish properly, then you spread some Khimyan Thai Tom Yum paste on the fish, garnish it with some vegetables and then proceed to steam it. And just like that, you've got a delicious and incredibly taste steam fish ready for you in just a few minutes. enjoy this dish with friends and family - they'll thank you for it!
This Steam Fish with Tom Yum paste recipe serves 4
Ingredients • 600gm fresh whole or sliced fish • 8 cherries, sliced • Red, green and yellow bell pepper, sliced • 1 red chili, finely sliced • 2 table spoon
Khimyan brand Thai Tom Yum Paste
Instructions: 1. Place the cleaned fish on a plate, arrange the sliced bell peppers and cherries to the side of the fish. 2. Spread 2 table spoon of Khimyan brand Thai Tom Yum Paste on top of the fish, garnish with the chilies then placed it inside a wok for steaming. 3. A big fish might take 10-15 minutes, while smaller ones will take less time to cook in the steam. Once the fish is cooked, serve immediately with rice.