Real Thai Lemongrass Salad Dressing
A lemongrass dressing for Thai-style salads — the sharp, citrus-led kind served with grilled meat or seafood rather than a creamy dressing over leaves.
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Direct distribution to Maldivian resorts, hotels, commercial kitchens, and supermarket groups.
A lemongrass dressing for Thai-style salads — the sharp, citrus-led kind served with grilled meat or seafood rather than a creamy dressing over leaves.
View SpecificationsA lemongrass wok sauce, poured in at the end of a stir-fry. Gives the citrus and aromatic note of a Thai dish without prepping and bruising the stalks.
View SpecificationsThe paste for massaman, the mildest and richest of the Thai curries — slower, sweeter and closer to a braise than the red or green. Usually made with beef or chicken and potato.
View SpecificationsA red curry kit, packed as a set so the curry can be made without sourcing the components separately. Suits a kitchen cooking Thai occasionally rather than every service.
View SpecificationsSunflower oil, the neutral frying and cooking oil. Used where olive oil would be wrong or wasted — deep frying, batters, and any dish that should not taste of its oil.
View SpecificationsA ready biryani cooking sauce, for building the meat and gravy layer without making a masala from scratch. Cooked with the meat before the rice is layered over it.
View SpecificationsThe Bombay-style biryani cooking sauce, the tangier of the biryani sauces carried, traditionally cooked with potato alongside the meat.
View SpecificationsA ready tikka cooking sauce, used as a marinade for chicken before grilling or as the gravy it finishes in. Saves building the marinade from separate spices.
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