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Thai Food Recipe: Deep Fried Squid (Bpla Meuk Tod Gratiam)

Deep Fried Squids with Garlic in Thai, Pla Muk Tod Gratiam

Deep Fried Squids with Garlic

ปลาหมึกทอดกระเทียม
Pla Muk Tod Gratiam

Prepare:

1 cup fresh squids (clean and cut it thick in circle pieces)
1/2 cup tapioca flour
2 cups vegetable oil
1/2 cup crushed garlic
2 tsp. pepper
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. sugar
Sliced tomato, cucumber, lettuce as much as you want
1 small cup of hot sauce

 

Cooking Instructions:

1. Drop the squid into a bowl of tapioca flour when it’s still wet.

2. Deep fry the squids in hot oil until it turns gold and crunchy. Remove from the pan and leave it drain.

3. In a different pan, add 1 tbsp. oil and garlic. Fry the garlic until it turns yellow.

4. After that, add fried squids, pepper, salt, sugar and stir quickly.

5. Turn off the fire. Serve it with sliced tomato, cucumber, lettuce as much as you want. Don’t forget hot sauce or sweet plum sauce for the children. icon smile Thai Food Recipe: Deep Fried Squid (Bpla Meuk Tod Gratiam)

I love to eat squids! icon smile Thai Food Recipe: Deep Fried Squid (Bpla Meuk Tod Gratiam) My husband knew that the best. When I saw fresh squids with clear and hard skin by the beach market, my eyes get big. Yummy! I have to eat more squids tomorrow!

Note from Vern: Oh my yes, this is a fact. When we go to the Korean BBQ – where we can fry the food on a grill type surface right at our table she covers her side with squid. She grills it, and there is another part of the pan that lets you heat it in the broth – she covers her side with squid in there too. It’s no exaggeration to say that she has a good 10 ounces of squid when we visit those places. It’s a wonder they make any money off us. It’s all you can eat for just 3 dollars a person. She eats all hers in Squid. I eat most of mine in the ice-cream after I eat a lot of vegetables and chicken. Thailand is so great for incredible food!


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5 Responses to “Thai Food Recipe: Deep Fried Squid (Bpla Meuk Tod Gratiam)”

  1. davie says:

    mmm, i love this food so much. And cant wait to make the squid. I hope its the same like in thailand

  2. Rosita says:

    Hi Joy, I was in Chiang Mai recently and I had some crunchy and crispy fried squid from the night market. They were a little spicy. They don’t look like calamari style but brownish in color and not cut in rings. They are like snack food or could be eaten when people are drinking beer. Would you have the recipe for this? It was so good. Thank you.

  3. Joy says:

    I think I know what it is. :) That is my favorite too. I’ll write the recipe on my blog! Thank you for your comment! (^__^)

  4. Rosita says:

    Hi Joy, thank you but this is not the squid recipe I am looking for. As I mentioned before, it is not the calamari that is golden in color when it is cooked. They are brownish in color and not cut in circles. I think these are small squid which are either fried or sauteed in soy sauce, a little bit of sugar and little bit of chili etc. The calamari dish is very common here too but not what I am looking for. The first time I’ve tasted this snack is from the Walking Street market in Chiang Mai sold by vendors that were selling the fried insects and bugs.

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