How to make Colm O'Gorman's fresh Thai green papaya salad with pork

"‘Som’ means sour and Tum’ loosely translates as pounded which arcuately describes both the flavour profile and preparation of this beautiful salad."
How to make Colm O'Gorman's fresh Thai green papaya salad with pork

Colm O'Gorman's Som Tum salad with pork

Fri, 21 Jun, 2024 - 11:46
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One of my favourite food memories is eating a Thai salad in an open-air market in Bangkok more than 25 years ago.

We had just arrived in the city after a long flight and were starving. 

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