ปัตตังโก

Origin

Patongko is a traditional Southern Thai dish, particularly from Surat Thani and Nakhon Si Thammarat provinces. It originated in Muslim communities that blended Indian and Malay culinary traditions. Originally prepared at home as a snack or breakfast food, it later spread throughout the country and became popular in roadside restaurants.

Characteristics and Flavor

Patongko is a thin, round pancake with an appetizing golden-yellow color from eggs and sugar. It has a sweet, rich, and savory taste, fragrant with eggs and butter. Some shops add coconut milk for a richer flavor. It tastes even better when paired with granulated sugar or fresh coconut milk.

Ingredients

Chicken eggs, granulated sugar, cake flour, fresh milk, butter, vegetable oil, palm sugar (optional)

How to Eat

Serve warm with granulated sugar or fresh coconut milk. Easy to eat by hand, or dip directly with a spoon.

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