Highlight meals from the last couple of weeks have been:
-Bananas in coconut milk made in thai cooking class
-Deep fried liver wrapped in bacon on the riverboat in Chiang Mai (had these all to myself)
-Deep fried belly pork from the new year market in Chiang Mai (is there no transfat that is not good deep fried?)
-Deep fried prawns everywhere - the Thais have a really light touch with the batter- honest - even Jennifer says so!
-Fantastic carp (from Vietnam!) served on the Laos boat, one of the best fish we've tasted ever
-A serious daily addiction to Thai green, red and yellow chicken curry (love coconut milk)
-Mango shakes/watermelon shakes
-The turkey carved with machete in Laos for xmas (must try this at the next Butler/Robson Xmas dinner)
-Laos/Cambodian barbecue - communal broth and table top cooking over coals - untra cheap, delish and fun to do (thanks to Alex and Kathrin for the best place for this in Luang Prabang)
Keep regular everybody (as regular as elephants putting us all to shame) and enjoy your time on the potty
4 comments:
deep-fried belly pork? is that like 'white bacon'?
Teddy just laughs at the elephant dung......
belly pork is just like bacon if you remove the pink bits, the salt and the whole curing process and make each rasher a half an inch thick... which leads me to my treatise on spam fritters - the heart raced when they served this up at school
Washington's Regularity Report. 5,000 porta potties = 5 million people for the inauguration. That's only 1 porta potty for every 1,000 people. I think 999 people have to hold it in or do the thai roadside squat. Or to eat red curry 2 hours before they leave home so they're all cleaned out. I'm going to be like those little Chinese ladies by the PNE with a sign in Southwest DC offering people to squat in my toilet for $10/squat.
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