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Crispy Pork Belly known as Moo Grob in Thailand is so delicious that just thinking about it makes my mouth water
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At room temp, or slightly warm, this delicious bread dip is a favorite Thai street snack which can be made according to Ruhlman's Ratio.
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What could be more mouthwatering than this Garlic Shrimp Thai recipe that uses large succulent Shrimps with lots of garlic and a hint of Ginger.
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This stir fry beef recipe, Thai Beef in Oyster Sauce is a great favourite in Thailand.
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This stir fry chicken dish, Pad Kee Mao Gai, comes from Thailand
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Mutton Massaman - a warming and hearty Thai classic
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This Baked Shrimp with Glass Noodles recipe is a slightly modified version of the well known Thai recipe, Kung Op Wun Sen
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This silky smooth and mildly-sweet gelato is as close as it gets to the fresh coconut milk ice cream which I enjoyed growing up.
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Exotic rambutans from Sarawak. Their leathery shell and fleshy spines are easily peeled away to reveal sweet, succulent fruit.
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This glorious Chicken Coconut Soup is from Thailand where it is called Tom Ka Gai and has a sour and spicy taste
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This Coconut milk recipe is a popular Thai dessert and uses a mixture of Taro and Thai Sticky Rice flour
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This Crab Curry known as Poo Phat Pong Kari (Gari) is a truly mouthwatering curry and everyone I know just loves it.
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Thai Chicken in Pandanus Leaves, called Gai Haw Bai Toei in Thailand, is an interesting and attractive way to serve chicken.
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Makhua Phro is a Thai Eggplant or Aubergine about the size of a golf ball
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We used Thai Arabica coffee in our Thai Coffee Dessert but you can use any instant coffee.
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Khao Kan Jin - a Burmese dish made from rice that has been mixed with blood, salt and steamed in a banana leaf.
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Kaeng Hawy Bai Cha-Phluu: Spicy, Turmeric-seasoned Curry with Baby Clam and Wild Tea Leaves at Jitlada Thai Restaurant.
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thailand, one of the greatest eating destinations on earth, welcoming vegetarian with open arms
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the Thailand that Bourdain would never do: luxury destination of the year, Phuket [pictured: wine tasting cellar at Anantara, a luxury spa resort]
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Coconut Cashew Chicken Satay. See you there!
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Tofu nuggets and potato wedges from R Burger, Bangkok
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Moo Hong: Caramelized-Pork Belly Braised @ Raya restaurant in Phuket, Thailand
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Rung-Rearng Noodle house - pork & fishball noodles in Sukhumvit Soi 26, Bangkok
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Food props/decor pieces sold at Chatuchuk Market, Bangkok. Can you guess which one is made from the real thing, and which one is entirely fake?
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Stir-fried Pork with Kimchi served with Japanese steamed rice @ Ootoya in Bangkok
