Give me something to cook!!!

Just started new job.
Right next
To a wing yip. Don't know if that means anything
To anyone sorry but down south it's a huge Asian supermarket.

Want
To cook some real authentic tasting Thai food so what shall I
Purchase? Pretty sure asda green curry paste it's
The real deal but I'm next to actual Asian supermarket gear
Every day! But I just get confused. In there
What shall I buy/cook

Did you go to the same school as Sandy bud ?? :-)

Get yerself on Google an tap in Thai-food/SE Asian cuisine.

lol i-

Wont Cook
Dont Cook
Can Cook
Eat out.com lol

buy some chicken, some peppers, some carrots and some bamboo shoots. That and some boiled jasmin rice are essentially used as the base in most basic thai meals you'll get taught to make. You can add prawns too if you want.

Main sort of spices and/or oils/sauces you want are ground nut oil, coconut milk, fish oil, chillies, garlic, lemongrass, basil, ginger, sweet soy sauce etc.

Get some Tom Yam paste, Green & Red Curry paste, nam pla (Fish sauce/water), small bag of Kaffir lime leaves and (put them in the freezer) If its cheap

less than £1 some coconut milk.
Those things will see you right but most Thai food is fresh (which when the shop is close is fine). Sweet basil, holy basil, chilli's (I freeze mine so always have some), Galangal, lemon grass.

if you look on the thread brian ritchie has put on here for thai street food vendor the video show's you to cook thai food and the ingredients you need because the video is of a thai food street vendor cooking food ,just like the crippler says you can get most of it fresh if it is available which is great but don't do what i do and forget about buying ingredients and forgetting to cook and finding it in the fridge 3 weeks later lol

hooky wing yip is national , london and birmingham, anyone else know of one?