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Thai Cuisine: Eggs with Tamarind Sauce – Kai Luk Koey or Kai Luk Keuy (Son-in-Law Eggs)

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink, Thai recipes
Tags: Eggs, Kai Luk Keuy, Kai Luk Koey, tamarind

April 8, 2023

A delicious Thai dish that you usually cannot order in Dutch Thai restaurants is 'Fried Boiled Egg with Tamarind Sauce', or Kai Luk Koey (ไข่ลูกเขย). These are hard-boiled eggs that are then fried.

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Thai Cuisine: Eggs with Tamarind Sauce – Kai Luk Koey or Kai Luk Keuy (Son-in-Law Eggs)