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Thai Cooking Recipe: Spicy Thai Fermented Pork Sausage (Nam) from Lobo (Thai food) www.lobo.co.th



Thai Cooking Recipe: How to make Spicy Thai Fermented Pork Sausage (Nam) from Lobo (Thai food)//

Ingredients:
Lobo Nam Powder Seasoning Mix,
Lean pork (chilled),
Cooked pork rind (chilled),
Coarsely chopped garlic,
Chilli pepper (Bird chilli)

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  1. Still here and reasonably vigorous for 71, Stopped by an Asian Market yesterday and bought a couple of Lobo Nam powder packets and some pigskin. Off to the supermarket shortly to get a few lbs of lean pork. The lactic acid produced by the fermentation process renders the pork harmless. Prosciutto is also eaten raw. It would be a tragedy to cook either one of them. Nam is a real treat with a couple of cold beers.

  2. Only works if the powder isn't dried up. Meaning it has to look and feel like flour. I know bcuz I've wasted a lot of pork when I bought expired or dried up powder. A waste of time and money. So shake to the package before you buy. If it sounds like sugar granulate its bad.

  3. I had a Laotian friend who used to make this and I thought it was great. I finally found the ingredients available locally and made a batch today. The only change I made was the type of chilies I used (serrano) and my pig skin was purchased frozen. After faithfully following the recipe rather than the beautiful pink that is in the video I ended up with a kinda grey product. I am going to try it anyway. I have had 70 good years on Earth and I guess their are worse deaths than one by sausage!

  4. Why does it turn brown after putting the powder in? Does anyone know? How do you keep it red without turning brown? And sometimes when I make it, the taste is too strong….why? icky taste sometimes….is it due to too much powder or not enough?

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