Ingredients

Spicy minced pork and mung bean noodles salad
50 g (2 cups) Dried mung bean noodles
15 g (1 tbsp) Minced pork
5 g (1 tbsp) Ground bird chilli
25 ml (2 medium, 3 x 3 cm) Lime
2 ml (½ tsp) Fish sauce
5 g (½ tbsp) Green onion
1 g (½ tbsp) Coriander
15 g (2 tbsp) Shallot bulbs
30 g (½ cup) Cabbage
45 g (½ cup) Yard long beans
MIxed mushroom soup
15 g (1 tbsp) Garlic
40 g (½ cup) Hairy basil leaves
30 g (½ cup) Fresh jew‘s ear mushrooms
30 g (½ cup) Wwhite jelly fungus
20 g (2 tbsp) Shallot bulbs
10 g (1 tbsp) Galangal
25 g (½ cup) Pak waan
15 ml (1 tbsp) Tamarind juice
10 g (1 tbsp) Lemon grass
10 g (3 medium, 5 x 1 cm) Ground bird chilli
5 g (1 tbsp) Kaffir lime leaves
2 ml (½ tsp) Fish sauce
2 g (1 tbsp) Fennel common leaves
Rice
180g (1.5 cups) Steamed rice

Cooking Instructions

Spicy minced pork and mung bean noodles salad (Larb Moo Woon Sen)

Chop green onions, coriander and pinch of mint. Pour soup into the pot. Add minced pork
and wait until it is cooked. Then add branched mung bean noodles. Turn off the heat. Then
put fish sauce and ground chilli into the pot, mix together and squeeze lime. Finally, add
the prepared shallots, mint and chopped vegetables. Serve with fresh cabbage and yard
long beans.

Mixed mushroom soup (Gang Hed)

Pound lemon grass, shallot, garlic, galangal and dried chilli. Set aside. Boil water. Add the
pounded mixture, jew‘s ear mushrooms, white jelly fungus, sweet vegetable (Pak wan),
hairy basil leaves, kaffir lime leaves and fennel common leaves. Season with fish sauce and
tamarind juice, taste, turn off the heat. Ready to serve.

Difficulty: 3 of 5

Nutritional Information

658 kcal Energy
14.2 g Protein
212 mg Phos­phate
846 mg Sodium
847 mg Potassium
1 portion – calculated for a person of 70 kg