A great place to start if you are thinking of introducing friends to the tastes of Thailand. The fragrance of coriander and galangal, the sharpness of lemongrass, the chilli paste, a touch of fish sauce and the earthy notes of turmeric create a flavour that is essential to Thai food.
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