Thailand is a tropical
country with ocean beside. The climate is hot, and have ample rain and sunshine
every year. As a result, Thai has abundant green vegetable, seafood, and fruit,
and the Thai cuisine is mainly made of these seafood, fruit, and vegetable. The
special climate affects the Thais’ tremendous dependence to sour and spice,
which are the two biggestfeatures of the Thai cuisine. The cooks in Thailand
like to use various materials like garlic, chili, limes, fish sauce, shrimp
paste and so on to make a very sour and hot pot of Thai delicacies. And the
most famous one is Tom Yum.
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| Thailand |
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| Thai's natural scenery |
Tom Yum is a unique sour
and spicy soup in Thailand. The mainly materials are lemon leaves, lemon grass,
and shrimps. The soup is very popular in Thailand. You can it the soup from luxurious
hotel to ordinary residents’ dining tables, making Tom Yum the representative of
Thai cuisine. Meanwhile, it is also prestigious in other Southeast Asian
countries like Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
There is a famous folk
about Tom Yum. In 18th century, the Chinese King Zheng ruled all the
country. Once, his daughter was sick and didn’t want to eat anything. As a
result, King Zheng than assigned his private cook to make some appetizer soup
for the princess. To everyone’s surprise, after the princess finishing the
soup, she felt excellent and got rid of the sickness soon. The king was
jubilant and named the soup “national soup” from them on.
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| Thai's Princess |
Actually, making the
soup isn’t hard and tedious, but you need some specific material born in the
local. The most significant material is Thai lemon, which is a kind of
distinctive fruit in Thailand. Besides, the spicy taste of the soup is from
Thai chili, also considered to be the one of the spiciest chili in the world.
On top of that, other garnishes like fish sauce and green curry are also the
typical seasonings of Thailand. With all the variety material from crazily
spicy to bland materials, the soup is sour, spicy, tasty, smooth and sweet. How
wonderful it is!
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| The materials of Tim Yum |
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