Recipes from the late, great Amy Chanta
Palisa Anderson shares some of her favourite dishes from her late mother.
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The elevator pitch might be elegant share-style street food, but expect more.
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Amy Chanta, recipient of Gourmet Traveller’s Outstanding Contribution to Hospitality award for 2022
We remember the chef, visionary and founder of Sydney's Chat Thai who irrevocably shaped the city's dining scene.
Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s padt cha bpla (stir-fried fish with holy basil, wild ginger and green peppercorns)
A multi-dimensional stir-fry that sings with spice and fragrance.
Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s bpla neung manow (steamed fish with spicy chilli and lime dressing)
Lemongrass, chilli and scud chillies, and a whole steamed snapper. Nothing better.
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Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s khao padt bpla khem (mackerel fried rice)
A simple fried rice that punches above its weight, thanks to the addition of salted mackerel.
Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s padt pedt gai (stir-fried spicy chicken wings and bamboo shoots)
Your new favourite way to eat chicken wings.
Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderon’s choo chee pumpkin
Thai-style roasted pumpkin with curry sauce, from the Chat Thai mother-and-daughter duo.
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Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s kor mhu yaang with nahm jim jaew (grilled pork neck with smoked chilli sauce)
Best served with som dtum and sticky rice.
Amy Chanta and Palisa Anderson’s bua loy (warm coconut cream pudding with taro dumplings)
Bite-sized mouthfuls of sweet heaven.