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cooking as we like the fresh vegetables and it is a change from the meat/potatoes/pasta trend.
One thing some folks might have to watch out for is that a lot of the receipes call for either peanuts or cashews and might have a reaction to those items.
We don't live close to any restaurants that offer this so I have so good cookbooks and have at it.
Doing Swimming Rama tonight: chicken cooked in a peanut sauce and put over wilted spinich with a side of Jasmine rice and Thai Tea.
Sounds yum! Enjoy. Thanks for sharing.
What is with jasmine rice though? (I've never had it.) I see it's very popular all over the place.
What is the diff. between that and my fav. sticky white rice?
Hunter your meal tonight sounds mouth-wateringly delicious! If I cook Thai at home it's usually some kind of curry or a spicy thai basil sauce.
B4U, jasmine rice is a fragrant (but still mild tasting) long-grain white (or brown) rice. It's sort of like basmati rice but the white jasmine cooks up even fluffier with just a tad more stickiness to it. It's not clumpy like sticky rice. Get a little and try it - I doubt you'll be disappointed!
Thanks, tootsie. But my question is; do you buy "jasmine" rice, or do you buy a particular type rice and add something to get the jasmine flavor, like jasmine tea, or something?
Thanks, tootsie. But my question is; do you buy "jasmine" rice, or do you buy a particular type rice and add something to get the jasmine flavor, like jasmine tea, or something?
I love Asian food. Thai food are good too. Yum yum. You should try Red Curry Chicken (if you like curry).
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