Kanon Krok - Street food

[Quietman]

Many years ago in BKK a few street food vendors sold Kanom Krok, a small bowl shaped coconut pancake type dessert, usually topped with shreds of capsicum (bell pepper for the Americans), or sweetcorn. I wondered if anyone has seen these in Pattaya. I'd love to try them when I return.

 

If you're interested, here's a recipe: http://www.templeofthai.com/recipes/kanom_krok.php

 

I've tried making them but it's just not the same

 

Topic should read Kanom, not Kanon. Apologies

Edited June 9, 2011 by Quietman

[honkytonkjim]

Many years ago in BKK a few street food vendors sold Kanom Krok, a small bowl shaped coconut pancake type dessert, usually topped with shreds of capsicum (bell pepper for the Americans), or sweetcorn. I wondered if anyone has seen these in Pattaya. I'd love to try them when I return.

 

If you're interested, here's a recipe: http://www.templeoft.../kanom_krok.php

 

I've tried making them but it's just not the same

 

Topic should read Kanom, not Kanon. Apologies

 

Can get them in Patts. I have seen them for sale in Jomtien. Motorbike sidecar street vendor near market top of Soi 7 Jomtien.

 

Looked and smelled great but I had already bought food so didn't stop but BG I was with mentioned them and said they were good. Said we'd go back later and get some but goI got distracted

 

 

Try the markets and I am sure you'll find them

[Quietman]

Can get them in Patts. I have seen them for sale in Jomtien. Motorbike sidecar street vendor near market top of Soi 7 Jomtien.

 

Looked and smelled great but I had already bought food so didn't stop but BG I was with mentioned them and said they were good. Said we'd go back later and get some but goI got distracted

 

 

Try the markets and I am sure you'll find them

 

Thanks for that, I'm glad to hear they're still around. If you get the chance again, try them, delicious. I'm looking forward to a mouthful of them and other little Thai delights!

[Bluemoon]

I have bought them many times on Soi Post office.

[thehookerthing]

aaaaaaaaw i love these ! i never learnt the name buy i eat them every time i get a chance, thanks for the recipe i will def have a go when i have the ingredients..

this video is torture for my hungry stomach

[pubstud]

aaaaaaaaw i love these ! i never learnt the name buy i eat them every time i get a chance, thanks for the recipe i will def have a go when i have the ingredients..

this video is torture for my hungry stomach

 

 

Same here, I eaten them many times but never bothered to find out the name... They tasty little things. Also those little sweet taco shaped things are good too. No idea what they called but look like tacos.

[huber]

this is one of the best things i liked about Thai food. its crispy, its sticky inside, sweat and just explode in your mouth with many tastes. in bangkok you can get the small variant from the street vendors or the big one which i like little less in malls like in MBK. i try to eat them as much as i can when im in bangkok cuz its hard to get them elsware.

 

thanks for telling us there name and for the recipe!

[Sammy99]

Many years ago in BKK a few street food vendors sold Kanom Krok, a small bowl shaped coconut pancake type dessert, usually topped with shreds of capsicum (bell pepper for the Americans), or sweetcorn. I wondered if anyone has seen these in Pattaya. I'd love to try them when I return.

 

If you're interested, here's a recipe: http://www.templeofthai.com/recipes/kanom_krok.php

 

I've tried making them but it's just not the same

 

Topic should read Kanom, not Kanon. Apologies

 

Kanok Krok is one of my favourite Kanom especially the one with corn

 

I have bought them many times on Soi Post office.

 

Have you tried the on in Soi Ume? ....super delicious

 

this is one of the best things i liked about Thai food. its crispy, its sticky inside, sweat and just explode in your mouth with many tastes. in bangkok you can get the small variant from the street vendors or the big one which i like little less in malls like in MBK. i try to eat them as much as i can when im in bangkok cuz its hard to get them elsware.

 

thanks for telling us there name and for the recipe!

 

Becareful it is hot tooo