Uploaded on Apr 12, 2022
MSG, known as Monosodium glutamate, is a flavor-enhancing additive produced from glutamate, an amino acid. MSG arises naturally in cereal gluten, seaweed, and vegetables like mushrooms and broccoli.
Surprising Facts About MSG in Thai Food
Surprising Facts About
MSG in Thai Food
MSG, known as Monosodium
glutamate, is a flavor-
enhancing additive produced
from glutamate, an amino
acid. MSG arises naturally in
cereal gluten, seaweed, and
vegetables like mushrooms
and broccoli.
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CURRY PASTE
Curry paste is essential to
make Thai Curries. It forms
the base of the dish, and
then other ingredients are
added to it as per the
order.
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RESTAURANT CURRY
Indian and Asian
restaurants, particularly
Thai restaurants in Hong
Kong
, often use MSG in their
curried dishes. Contact the
restaurant ahead of time and
ask the manager if their
chefs use MSG.
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REDUCE YOUR SALT USAGE
The chemical form of MSG
or the total sodium content
is about one-third of that of
ordinary salt. Replacing
MSG in your cooking can
help in reducing the overall
sodium content without
compromising any flavors.
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