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RESEPI AYAM HARUM THAI

RESEPI AYAM HARUM THAI


Ingredients
  • 1/2 ekor ayam (dipotong dadu)
  • 2 batang serai - dititik
  • 4 helai daun limau purut
  • 2 biji lada bengala/capsicum (dibelah 4)
Bahan A - hiris nipis (cahya blend :P)
  • 1 biji bawang besar
  • 4 ulas bawang putih
  • 1 inci halia
Bahan B - campurkan semua bahan jadikan sos
  • 3 sudu besar - sos cili
  • 1 sudu besar - sos tomato
  • 2 sudu besar - pes tomyam
  • 2 sudu besar - kicap cair
  • 2 sudu besar - kicap manis
  • 1 biji air perahan limau nipis
  • daun sup (dihiris nipis)

Directions
  1. Tumiskan Bahan A sampai wangi..
  2. Masukkan Bahan B dan kacau rata..(dah wangi kan?)
  3. Masukkan ayam, serai dan daun limau purut...(lagi wangi kan?)
  4. Masak dengan api perlahan...akhir skali,masukkan capsicum...
  5. Agak2 ayam masak(dalam 10 minit mcm tu)...angkat..

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