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Shado wrote: Interestingly enough, many Thais enjoy eating the sour fruits along with nam bpla, chili and salt or with phrik glua (chili, sugar & salt)

We have a grapevine along the front of our house which Mrs N & The Boy pick the tiny green grapes, about the size of peas & dip in phrik glua. They taste aweful to me

They taste aweful to me

A sour grapes comment if I ever heard one.

Shado wrote: A sour grapes comment if I ever heard one.

BOOM
That's the sort of funny response to my straight man that Choppers is looking for ++)(*

Thai's love to torment their taste buds.

on my quest to eat a little healthier . pad kana moo grawp . there ARE thai dishes with vegetables, this one served over rice ผัดคะน้าหมูกรอบ kale and broccoli bits with crispy pork

really hit the spot na krap ++)(*

While my wife was given a luncheon of crab, prawns, spicy salad, chicken and copious amounts of a frothy liquid by her company. , I, on the other hand, wolfed down a creamy peanut butter sandwich. I guess we know who had the better fare.

Khun Shado, I saw maak mao jam sold at the Chateau in Don Si, but not maak mao wine.

My wife said that kanom piak kaowpoht does not taste the same as kanom takoh for the reason you suggest - different preparation. My wife explained it all to me last night in Lao, Phu Thai or Thai. She does not speak English and, much to her chagrin, I speak functional Thai, which does not include food preparation. I did gather that one of the items gets pounded/a thrashing with a mortar much as in the making of som tam. I will politely ask her to write out the difference in Thai tonight and see if the request if granted. It is probably only something Mrs. Shado and Mrs. Uncle could understand. Well, Mrs. Hamlay might know too but seeing as Khun Hamlay is reluctant to communicate with his so much better half, it is probably best to leave him out of this.

Hay, what have I done now? don't you start beating on me as well as Mrs Hamlay and Miss Hamlay Junior do a good enough job of that already.

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Hamlay wrote:Hay, what have I done now?

You have done nothing of note that I can recall