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Hoy Kraeng Luak

หอยแครงลวก/hoy KRENG LOO-ak/
Also known as: Hoi Kraeng, Hoy Kraeng, Thai Blanched Cockles, Thai Blood Cockles
Hoy Kraeng Luak
About this dish

Blood cockles plunged briefly into boiling water so they stay plump and juicy, served with a sharp seafood dipping sauce.

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Ingredients
🐚1kg fresh blood cockles, scrubbed
🌶️Nam jim seafood: green chillies, garlic, coriander root, lime juice, fish sauce and sugar
🌿Coriander leaves
Method
Serves 2
1
Pound the chillies, garlic and coriander root, then add lime, fish sauce and sugar.
2
Bring a large pot of water to a rolling boil.
3
Add the cockles for about 30–60 seconds, until the shells just open slightly.
4
Drain straight away.
5
Prise open and dip each cockle in the sauce.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Hoy kraeng is a popular Thai seafood snack at beer bars and street stalls; the cockles are barely cooked, so they are best from a busy, trusted vendor.

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