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ARISTIDE

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  1. They do in Europe as quoted from wikipedia " Bread made from 100 percent rye flour, which is very popular in the northern half of Europe, is usually leavened with sourdough. Baker's yeast is not useful as a leavening agent for rye bread, as rye does not contain enough gluten." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sourdough wai2.gif

    I asked the owner she said she purchase the ready mixed sourdough from some suppler or something. Her sourdough is not too bad but it's dark rye. At Dara Devi some time they have white bread with sourdough yeast.

    I was raised in the Pacific Northwest and never heard of sourdough bread being a dark rye.

  2. I asked the owner she said she purchase the ready mixed sourdough from some suppler or something. Her sourdough is not too bad but it's dark rye. At Dara Devi some time they have white bread with sourdough yeast.

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  3. Dhara Dhevi Cake Shop - Dhara Dhevi Hotel Chiang Mai... very chewy and has true wild yeast taste! (only those who know how to feed and care for the wild yeast will know )

    Dara Devi Bakery shop make true sourdough baguette and typical sourdough loaf

    Wow...........where is Dara Devi Bakery shop?? and is their sour dough chewy??

  4. I kid you not.

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    Also have one of these from Central Kad Suen Kaew. Hardly every used as too tired to cook

    Makro have a Cuisinart one. around 7,000 baht. Ours is used daily.

    Tonight was no exception. Chorizo, mozzarella, sun dried tomatoes on French village bread. Divine.

    It also doubles as a griddle / frying pan.

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    It's a sandwich. Nothing to cook.

    Surely you are joking.

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  5. I think Thai food is all about understanding the history and the culture. There are very few basic herbs building blocks that make up countless Thai dishes. Galangal, kaffir lime leaves, and lemon grass. The 3 basic ingredients mixed with coriander, lime, garlic and red chili (prik chi fa), palm sugar, fish sauce, etc... will create true fresh Thai flavor from our own backyard garden. True method of cooking Thai rice is boil, drain, and steam not in rice cooker. I cook them traditional way most the time. And curry paste can be done without kapi or shrimp paste, salt should be added instead of rely too heavily on fish sauce to create the "Thainess" of the dish etc... Thai food should focus on fresh local ingredients in the garden, make them grilled or soup, never fry or bake. If they teach you how to stir fry vegetables or Pad Thai then they are not teaching heart and soul of Thai food.

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  6. Highly recommend

    "Dr Chai Chan "

    His clinic open everyday 1700-2000
    Location 18.739662,98.99084
    or
    http://goo.gl/maps/VOEQG

    Detail in Thai

    คลินิกโรคภูมิแพ้ คุณหมอชายชาญ โรคภูมิแพ้ทางผิวหนัง (Allergic skin disease)
    ถ.เกาะกลาง ต.ท่าวังตาล อ.สารภี, Chiang Mai, Thailand 50140

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  7. So you use Sai Oua sausage with hotdog buns?

    Whats wrong with CM sausage?.....nicely smoke grilled under seasoned tamarind beats the heck out of that culinary disaster called 'the hotdog'.....believe me, the hilltribe kids will find the combination of bun and wiener strange at best. Anyways, your heart is in the right place with the desire to treat the kids - Good Luck

  8. My best overall choice is Belucky sausage (S&P also make good quality porducts) I think I have tried most on the shelf, Johnsonville brats, G&M, etc.. can remember. Don't even bother about Johnsonville they are too watery dute to long freeze and too much additives. As for typical hotdog buns I like S&P or Farmhouse.

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