Pla ra
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Pla ra is fermented fish sauce, popular in Northeastern Thai cuisine.
Often added to Som tam, it is made by combining fish, salt, and roasted rice, fermenting in a pot for one to three months.
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| Thai food | |
|---|---|
| Individual dishes | Mee krob, Neua pad prik, Pad kee mao, Pad see ew, Pad Thai, Rad na, Thai fried rice |
| Shared dishes | Tom yam, Tom kha gai, Gai Pad Khing, Kai yat sai, Red curry, Green curry, Yellow curry, Massaman curry, Panang beef |
| Isan and Lao dishes | Som tam, Larb, Gai yang, Sticky rice, Pla ra |
| Snacks and desserts | Curry puff, Satay, Khanom buang, Thai tea |
| Miscellaneous | Jasmine rice, Phrik khii nuu, Fish sauce, Sriracha hot sauce |
