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Tag Archives: Thai food
Thailand: Land of the Snack Attack
Thailand is a land of snackers. Meals center around a plate of rice with a few bites of different meat, fish and vegetable dishes to support it (not the other way around–RICE is the focus here). Or noodle dishes, such … Continue reading
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Tagged dried fruit, fresh fruit, seaweed, snack, Thai food, Thai sausage, Thailand
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Sweet Dreams of Thai Cuisine
It’s 3:14 a.m., and here I sit, typing. This is no way to conquer jet lag. But right now my body thinks it’s 6:14 the coming night, and it is, at least it is in Thailand. I was awake at … Continue reading
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Tagged fresh fruit, galangal, kaffir lime, lemongrass, orchids, seafood, Thai food, tom kha gai
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Week #21 Southern Thai
Back in the fall I discovered Northern Thai cuisine, which is quite different from what you find in your average Thai restaurant. Now it’s time to head south, to where the flavors are bolder and the peppers hotter. Southern Thai … Continue reading
P-U-licious!
I’ve often smelled the notoriously STANKY durian fruit on the stands outside the doors of markets on Stockton Street in San Francisco’s Chinatown, but I’ve never had the opportunity to try a bite. It IS uniquely off-putting stuff, that’s for … Continue reading