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Tom Yam aux fruits de mer sauté

Recipe by Cooking With Morgane

Version sautée du célèbre Tom Yam thaï aux crevettes et fruits de mer, préparée avec une pâte Tom Yam prête à l'emploi. Rapide, aromatique et équilibrée entre piquant, acidité et douceur. Servi avec du riz parfumé.

MediumThaiServes 4

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Source Video
24m
Prep
0m
Cook
10m
Cleanup
34m
Total

Cost Breakdown

$30.59
Total cost
$7.65
Per serving

Critical Success Points

  • Entailler le calamar avant blanchiment pour éviter qu'il devienne caoutchouteux.
  • Blanchir les calamars 20 secondes pour limiter l'excès d'eau.
  • Ne pas surcuire les fruits de mer afin de préserver leur tendreté.
  • Ajouter le basilic thaï en toute fin de cuisson.
  • Équilibrer les saveurs (sucre, sauce poisson, citron) avant de servir.

Safety Warnings

  • Manipulez les fruits de mer crus avec des ustensiles séparés pour éviter la contamination croisée.
  • L'huile très chaude peut projeter des éclaboussures ; utilisez un couvercle partiel si nécessaire.
  • Utilisez un couteau bien aiguisé et gardez les doigts repliés lors de la découpe du calamar.

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