Archive for the ‘Thai’ Category
Yai Thai Cuisine - Thaitown
Monday, July 24, 2006 15:50 4 CommentsAfter reading Santos of Meet Me At the Corner of Third & Fairfax’s mouth-watering posting of Thai noodles, I had to go check it out. Coming from a Chinese & Thai influence, I was always exposed to fish sauce (nam pla) and shrimp paste odors as well as many delicious variations of noodles. For a [...]
Family Cookbook — on the final stretch
Monday, February 13, 2006 14:48 9 CommentsSo, I haven’t posted for a while because I’ve been pretty busy compiling a cookbook of treasured family recipes.
It’s taken a lot longer than I thought it would, to test and photograph about 20 recipes from my sisters, my Mum, her brother (Uncle Ray) and a couple of my cousins.
The sensational recipes I [...]
Sound Better
Saturday, February 11, 2006 14:54 3 CommentsCheck out the Talking Menu to learn Thai pronunciations.
Thai Patio
Tuesday, January 31, 2006 22:46 1 CommentI had lunch the other day at a little spot that I’ve always been meaning to tell folks here about: Thai Patio. Maybe you’ve seen it, you’ve definitely driven past it, it’s across the street from The Farmer’s Market/The Grove at 3rd & Fairfax. It’s that shopping center anchored by Whole Foods and [...]
My Sister Jussie’s fantastic Malaysian Rendang
Saturday, January 21, 2006 17:57 17 CommentsThis actually is quite a simple recipe to prepare. The biggest challenge, in fact, was locating the authentic ingredients…
Laksa and More
Saturday, January 7, 2006 16:11 1 CommentOn my way to a particular restaurant, I walked by a Malaysian restaurant in Pasadena. When I got to my destination, it looked rather dodgy. The menu, not that appealing. Not a diner in sight at 12pm. I turned right around and walked in Kuala Lumpur, a small restaurant that hold [...]
Thai Elvis?
Saturday, November 5, 2005 18:43 4 CommentsWhen my girlfriend first mentioned Palms Thai Restaurant, she told me that there was an Elvis crooning out tunes during her previous meal. Now usually I can’t take any restaurant with an Elvis impersonator seriously. However, for her recent birthday, I was obligated to try the restaurant and I must admit that I [...]
More Adventures in Thai: Take-Out
Monday, October 17, 2005 17:32 3 CommentsThe rain had let up a bit, so in between downpours on my circuitous route home, I happened upon Los Angeles Thai Cafe. The most enticing thing about it from the outside was that I could make an easy left off of Fountain to get into the parking lot, where there were actual empty [...]