October 19, 200619 yr spent the last 3 weeks eating the stuff, along with pat-kapow chicken (cant remember the thai for chicken) Whats it in English? I know mu is pig, but pat-kapow?
October 19, 200619 yr spent the last 3 weeks eating the stuff, along with pat-kapow chicken (cant remember the thai for chicken)Whats it in English? I know mu is pig, but pat-kapow? Sir fried basil with pork. Chicken is gai. Hope you also had kai dow with it. Pat kaprow isn't the same without one on top. BTW: dow= fried egg
October 19, 200619 yr "pat" or "pad" = stir fried "kapow", "krapow" = basil "gai" = chicken For example....."Pat Kapow Gai" = stir fried chicken w/basil
October 21, 200619 yr Talking of food does anyone know where i can get a Thai cook book in Thai? My Wife has a some what limited feild of receipies; i'm a bit tired of kow pad and mussamun! Thanks for any suggestions
October 22, 200619 yr "pat" or "pad" = stir fried"kapow", "krapow" = basil "gai" = chicken For example....."Pat Kapow Gai" = stir fried chicken w/basil not to be picky... but isn't it "kaprao" not "krapow" as you said which is a suitcase!!! I've had a few odd looks using Krapow
October 22, 200619 yr "pat" or "pad" = stir fried "kapow", "krapow" = basil "gai" = chicken For example....."Pat Kapow Gai" = stir fried chicken w/basil not to be picky... but isn't it "kaprao" not "krapow" as you said which is a suitcase!!! I've had a few odd looks using Krapow You are right! "krapow" sounds a bit Russian for me Bai Gaprao(to be a bit picky, sorry). Gerd
October 22, 200619 yr BTW: dow= fried egg Whoops, KAI dow is fried egg. More specifically it is sunny side up (kai dow), just the way I like them. dow > star .
October 23, 200619 yr Author just fell in love with it i guess... I knew it was rice, some form of meat and green beans and leaves, but was unsure of the exact recipe. Started going quite hot with it too, couple of bottles of nom (whoops shold be nam ) and went down easily The faces of the waitresses when u ask for 2 nom was a picture!
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