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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand

After seeing the sesame sauce, think i am going to try sukishi at central today. But that one more for bbq.
 
Siao liaoz, went out for a quick beer, only to return and found out aircon put on wrong side. This my mistake, forgot to tell the technicians. Have to let them complete other office first. Me also mao nit noi laew

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Talking about Cai Bei, anyone have any recipe? I prefer the super oily and nua nua one.
 
This one also can. But I am refering to the type that is minced until small pieces. Usually, the Teochew porridge stalls also have this dish.
 
This one also can. But I am refering to the type that is minced until small pieces. Usually, the Teochew porridge stalls also have this dish.

Buy a claypot (small) with cover of course. Sam-cham-bak cut into small pieces thin. Fry them with garlic whole, cut a little chilli into the frying too. Add a little MSG and salt for taste (salt a little is ok). Then dump in the giam-chye and stir fry and add a little sugar. Pout everything into the claypot then slow cook it (I use charcoal). Eat whenever you like.
 
Buy a claypot (small) with cover of course. Sam-cham-bak cut into small pieces thin. Fry them with garlic whole, cut a little chilli into the frying too. Add a little MSG and salt for taste (salt a little is ok). Then dump in the giam-chye and stir fry and add a little sugar. Pout everything into the claypot then slow cook it (I use charcoal). Eat whenever you like.
Korb Khun Mak. Yes, I have the small claypot and charcoal.
 
This one also can. But I am refering to the type that is minced until small pieces. Usually, the Teochew porridge stalls also have this dish.

That 1 should be salted vege lah, same same lah, hahaha

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Chai Bei

Salted Vegetable (diced). Get those meant for Chai Bei
1 litre of pork stock
1 bulb of garlic (whole)
Pepper
Fish Sauce

Method

Add 1/2 litre of pork stock to salted vegetable and garlic. Boil for 10 mins.

Reduce heat and simmer for 1 hour, topping up stock when the water level goes low.
 
That 1 should be salted vege lah, same same lah, hahaha

2123597799_2466f08995.jpg


ChaiBei.jpg


Chai Bei

Salted Vegetable (diced). Get those meant for Chai Bei
1 litre of pork stock
1 bulb of garlic (whole)
Pepper
Fish Sauce

Method

Add 1/2 litre of pork stock to salted vegetable and garlic. Boil for 10 mins.

Reduce heat and simmer for 1 hour, topping up stock when the water level goes low.
Korb Khun Mak. This one I also like. Hehehe.
 
Just went to the gas station to top up the truck, guess what, 73.3L. That bloody tank must be at least 75L in size. Sickening thing is all the manuals are in Thai how to understand? Got to get the maid to read them all.
 
Just went to the gas station to top up the truck, guess what, 73.3L. That bloody tank must be at least 75L in size. Sickening thing is all the manuals are in Thai how to understand? Got to get the maid to read them all.
You bought your biggie liao har? which 1? lol
 
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