Chokladbollar - Traditional no-bake Swedish chocolate balls: rich and addictive.

Moist, dense, delicious White Chocolate-Almond-Lime Pavés and Bricklayer Love by Carl Sandburg, a most romantic love poem

Tender, buttery sables with the flavor and fragrance of Thai tea.

Read about Hor Mok, curried fish custard steamed in banana leaf cups, dining in the royal palace, and The Principles of Thai Cookery book.

Panang curry. Tender pork. "Meaty" low-moisture squash like kabocha or buttercup. This curry is a classic for a reason.

Ma Haw: A refreshing and beautiful retro Thai hors d'œuvre that perfectly combines sweet, salty, sour, and a little bit of heat.

Tart, sweet, spicy green mango salad on a bed of crispy, airy nest of fish flakes: a dish that reminds you why you love Thai food.

A milder Thai curry boasting rich, creamy sauce and tender pot roast-like chunks of meat.

Easy Homemade Cherry-Flavored Vinegar makes a very delicious, light, fruity, and refreshing vinaigrette with which to dress your greens!

Spicy, salty, tangy, sweet - This standard Thai seafood dipping sauce is great with very fresh and very simply-prepared seafood.

Tom Yam French Macarons nicely encapsulate the flavors of Thai Tom Yam herbs: galangal, lemongrass & kaffir lime. Recipe from the master!

Khao Chae: Thai Jasmine Rice in Scented Iced Water - the Perfect Way to Celebrate Thai New Year at the Peak of Summer's Heat and Humidity.

This silky smooth and mildly-sweet gelato is as close as it gets to the fresh coconut milk ice cream which I enjoyed growing up.

Fresh napa, radishes, and crunchy glass noodles are topped with the dressing version of my mom's famous Thai peanut sauce. Delicious.

After all the holiday cookies, detox with this hugely popular Thai fruit salad Som Tam-style. Raw vegan version is included.

Michel Richard calls this creamy, smooth, delectable liver mousse, Chicken Faux Gras. Need we say more about this elegant appetizer?

This pie is adapted from Leah Chase of the famous Dooky Chase in New Orleans. It is the best sweet potato pie I've ever had.

A lazy day fresh, light, and easy salad that can be whipped up in less than 30 minutes.

Tabtim Grawb - Faux Pomegranate Seeds: Crunchy, chewy, sweet, and refreshing, this is one of the most loved shaved ice desserts in Thailand.

Bua Loy - Tiny rice dumplings in sweet coconut milk sauce: a traditional Thai dessert that's easy to make and delicious to eat.

Plain Chinese Steamed Buns or Baos. Learn one base that leads to a myriad of filling variations.