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Category Archives: Recipes
Places to eat in Luang Prabang, Laos
Places to eat in Luang Prabang, Laos. A restaurant, entertainment and eating out travel guide..
Posted in Luang Prabang, Recipes, TRAVEL
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Chiang Mai Salsa: Nam Prik Num
Reblogged from Sanuk: One of my favourite Northern Thai dishes is Nam Prik Num (น้ำพริกหนุ่ม). This is a popular chili paste dip, made from young chilies called prik num (Northern Thai dialect). Read more… 557 more words
Chiang Mai Vegetarian Restaurant Guide
An excellent resource! Chiang Mai Vegetarian Restaurants: Guide to Vegetarian Chiang Mai.
Posted in Chiang Mai, Recipes, THAILAND
Tagged Burmese restaurants, Vegetarian restaurants
Khao Soi Adventures
The word Khao Soi is derived from the Burmese language which means “noodles”. Unlike other Thai noodle dishes, the broth for these egg noodles is made from coconut milk. The Burmese preparation of this dish is called Ohn No Khauk-hswe. … Continue reading
Posted in Chiang Mai, Recipes, THAILAND, TRAVEL
Tagged Chiang Mai noodles, Chin Haw, Chinese Muslims, Kao Soy, khao soi, Khao Soi Lam Duan
A Taste of Lao – Local Lao Cuisine
Kin Khao – “eat rice” is the daily celebration of life, and the way of cooking what you “eat with rice” – kin kap khao – reflects the Lao attitude to life.
Top 10 Cities for Finding Cheap & Tasty Street Food
Bangkok’s on the list! Top 10 Cities for Finding Cheap & Tasty Street Food | WebEcoist.
A Guide to Wine with Thai Food
“Wine and Thai food — few combinations are as fraught in the East-meets-West culinary world. While Thailand’s unique combination of salty, sweet, sour, spicy and bitter has made its cooking universally popular, these same zesty contrasts can render wine pairings … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, THAILAND, TRAVEL
Tagged wine, wine with Thai food
Chiang Mai: 108 Great Places to Eat
The best list of all the best places to eat in Chiang Mai!
Posted in Chiang Mai, Recipes, THAILAND, TRAVEL
Tagged cafes, chiang mai eateries, restaurants
Red Hot Chili Peppers
A useful guide to all varieties of chilies rated with their heat levels. Cook’s Thesaurus: Fresh Chiles.
Chiang Mai Salsa: Nam Prik Num
One of my favourite Northern Thai dishes is Nam Prik Num (น้ำพริกหนุ่ม). This is a popular chili paste dip, made from young chilies called prik num (Northern Thai dialect).
