In a bowl add cubed pineapple shallots green onions chilies and cilantro.
Mix cover and set aside for 2 hours minimum OR put in the fridge overnight so that the flavors can infuse.
To cook heat a wok until it smokes. Add 2 tablespoons vegetable oil.
Add garlic and fry until golden.
Add the rice by the handful separating the grains as much as you can.
Stir well making sure all the rice is warm to the touch.
Add the fish sauce soy sauce and sugar. Mix well.
Add the pineapple mixture and stir all ingredients together. Check the taste you may need extra soy sauce or sugar.
To Serve
Fill the pineapple shells with the cooked pineapple and rice mixture. Garnish with the remaining cilantro leaves.
Also known as Khao Pad Sapparot. For more Thai recipes, visit the Blonde Thai Chef Philippa Kingsley's Web site: http://www.philippasorient.com.
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