Khanom Buang

Thailand · Southeast Asia

Rows of tiny crisp crepes filled with fluffy cream and colorful toppings.
Khanom Buang

Khanom buang are small, crisp Thai pancakes with sweet or savoury toppings. A batter of rice flour and mung-bean flour is spread into thin circles on a hot griddle. The pancakes are topped and folded while still on the griddle. ImportFood’s coconut version has a layer of sweetened, beaten egg white beneath the coconut.[1]

At Bangkok’s Khanom Buang Phraeng Nara stall, a thin layer of pandan custard accompanies sweet toppings such as coconut, foi tong egg-yolk threads, persimmon and candied gourd. The savoury filling combines shrimp, egg and coriander. The stall grinds its own rice and mung beans for the batter.[2]

References

Sources checked:

  1. Khanom Buang — ImportFood
  2. Bangkok Sidewalk Vendor, Khanom Buang Phraeng Nara — ImportFood

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