Larb moo todd is the best food to have with beer.
'After the game, the king and the pawn go into the same box'
Got to be gung cher nam pla for me!! the spicier the better!
Chris
Oh My Cod !
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My very first day in Thailand, maybe 5 or 6 years back, I got well and truly conned into eating a cockroach.
After several large changs myslef and another western newbie decided to sample some of the more exotic delicacies that the street vendor had on display. The first offereings were all fairly tame and are things that I have come to quite enjoy, (silk worms, grass-hoppers, etc), but then the "friendly" vendor started cooking what he claimed to be a real Thai treat. I had my reservations, of course, but figured that I should give it a go if I was really going to immerse myself in the culture. Having taken a bite he, along with all his lao kao drinking buddies, burst into laughter at my expense. I spat it out and walked off feeling a little hard done by.
The reason I am putting this forward to join the ranks of tasty edibles is that on this night I was then fully justified in drinking well into the early hours, if only to rid my mouth of the taste and my mind of the thought!!!
yep, good stuff.Originally Posted by Oh My Cod
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Fried chicken, Moo Daet Diaw (sundried pork), Larb, any kind of sausage... Thai food's good beer food!
had "tab dtim" fish with mango/cashew salad on top, not bad compared to the samlee fish dat diaw (one of my all-time favorites). great with a few drinks.
That looks really nice
Daniel Bedingfield claimed that his new album is what it would sound like if Sting, Stevie Wonder and Micheal Jackson were in a basement together - I haven't got the album so I'll have to imagine the sound of a blind bloke and a Geordie kicking the shit out of a pedophile.
^yep, good stuff.
had another har mok, the other day. am i the only one that loves these things? don't hear many farang mention them.
What is it?
^it's those steamed curried fish things in a round shape banana leaf with steamed veggies on the bottom and a bit of coconut on top, i think.don't know but love 'em.
I've never tried it before, looks a bit sweet with all that coconut cream on top.
nope, not that sweet, has a seafood curry flavor to it and steamed veggies below. good stuff.
with some beer, had an old favorite:
thousand year old eggs, though, today it was fried with fried basil, good stuff:
and, one not mentioned on this thread, yet, though one of my favorites with a brew
A packet of salt and vinegar crisps always goes down well with beer.
If I could do it all over again, I'd do it all over you.
had some namprik with fish (sardine is it?) and deep fried veggies, recently. goes great with a beer
and also, a few of my old favorites:
curried fish in banana leaf:
fried samlee fish with mango salad on top
thousand year old eggs, with fried basil
spicy raw shrimp
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