Cook real Thai dishes and balance their flavours — curries, soups, and getting the seasoning right. This second part goes beyond technique into the dishes themselves: the ตะไคร้ (lemongrass) and ใบมะกรูด (kaffir lime leaves) behind ต้มยำ (tom yum), adding กะทิ (coconut milk) late so it doesn't split, and frying the เครื่องแกง (curry paste) first. It covers heat control — ไฟอ่อน (low heat) versus ไฟแรง (high heat) — and chasing a กลมกล่อม (well-balanced) taste. All 28 sentences are recorded by native speakers and come with English translations and word-by-word notes, so the recipe language sinks in by ear.
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