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Patongo

ปาท่องโก๋/pah-tong-GOH/
Also known as: Pa Thong Ko, Thai Doughnut Sticks, Thai Fried Dough
Patongo
About this dish

Airy, crisp fried dough twins, eaten for breakfast with jok, coffee or sweet pandan custard dip.

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Ingredients
🌾2 cups plain flour
🧂1 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp baking soda, 1/2 tsp salt
🍬1 tsp sugar
💧About 3/4 cup water
🫗1 tbsp oil, plus oil for deep-frying
🍃Pandan custard or condensed milk, to serve
Method
Serves 4
1
Mix the flour, raising agents, salt and sugar, then add the water and oil to make a soft dough. Rest overnight in the fridge.
2
Roll out to 1cm thick and cut into strips.
3
Stack two strips and press a chopstick down the middle to join them.
4
Stretch slightly and deep-fry at 190°C (375°F), turning, until puffed and golden.
5
Serve warm with pandan custard or condensed milk.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Patongo is the Thai name for Chinese youtiao, sold before dawn by street vendors and dipped in sangkaya (pandan custard) or condensed milk.

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