dessert Recipes

21st March 2025

Khanom Tom is an old traditional Thai dessert made of boiled rice flour dumplings stuffed with shredded coconut that’s melted with palm sugar and coconut milk. This beloved dessert has been popular for generations due to its sweet, soft, and delicate texture, perfectly balanced with the mild aroma of coconut.

17th February 2025

A warm and creamy Thai dessert, Khanom Saku Piak (Thai Sweet Sago Pudding) is a delicious blend of soft sago pearls, rich coconut milk, and a hint of sweetness. Whether served warm or chilled, this tapioca dessert is the perfect way to satisfy your sweet cravings!

13th February 2025

It's a traditional Thai dessert made with semi-ripe Nam Wa bananas cooked in sweet coconut milk, creating a simple yet delicious treat that is both comforting and popular. It is often served warm but can also be enjoyed at room temperature.

9th February 2025

Khanom Phing is a snack I loved eating as a child because it's sweet, fragrant, and melts in the mouth. It's so enjoyable that I just can't stop eating it! Plus, it's very easy to make them.

6th February 2025

This Thai dessert is a healthy and easy-to-make treat. It requires only a few ingredients and contains no sugar or eggs, making it perfect for those looking for a clean-eating option while still getting natural energy.

2nd February 2025

Grilled Sweet Potato (Muntip) is a traditional Thai dessert and popular street food that can be found all over Thailand. It is often sold alongside grilled bananas and grilled sticky rice. It's easy to find, affordable, and always satisfying.

27th January 2025

It's a delicious blend of glutinous rice cooked in coconut milk, served with fresh, sweet, ripe mangos. It's especially popular during mango season in Thailand and can be found at almost every street food stall. Let me tell you—it's easy to make. Let's do it!

14th January 2025

These Thai Soft Coconut Crepes, known as "Thong Muan Sod", are a traditional Thai dessert with a soft, rolled texture. They are made from a batter of tapioca flour and glutinous rice flour, shredded coconut or sweet corn kennels, palm sugar, eggs, and vegetable oil. The crepes are then rolled up and often garnished with sesame seeds.