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prasopchop,sawadee; I was stationed in ubon during my first tour of service in 67/68. I was lucky to live with a thai family who owned a restraunt.When off duty Velai taught me to cook many dishes and on my days off I was allowed to cook for the day.That being said; there was a soup that I used to get off the street vendors for 1 bahtJ(5 cents) which consisted of,chicen broth,noodles,scallion,mushrooms and pork balls (sausage). Usually there were sides to add to the soup;chopped peanuts,spiced salt, raw sugar and lime slices are all that I remember.I wounder if you have a idea or recipie for this amazing soup. I know its common because I've had it in many small towns as well as Bancock.another favorite was sala boa,the steamed bun with sweet or savory filling. any help would be appriciated...sawadee...cookie
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But I assure you I have tried all those dishes first hand
My mouth is watering as we speak..the Tom Ka Gai (coconut chicken soup) is heavenly!
Cookie Jim, what kind of broth did that soup have?
But I assure you I have tried all those dishes first hand
My mouth is watering as we speak..the Tom Ka Gai (coconut chicken soup) is heavenly!
Cookie Jim, what kind of broth did that soup have?
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I love the thaifoodandtravel.com website has recipes, ingredient info, and lots of storys.
I met Kasma at a class I took at CIA in Napa Valley. If you go website, read her life story, it is very interesting.
I have her book Dancing Shrimp.
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I met Kasma at a class I took at CIA in Napa Valley. If you go website, read her life story, it is very interesting.
I have her book Dancing Shrimp.
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I love Thai food! love it love it love it...
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