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Making String Beans Salad in Vientiane

Author: DJ
July 14, 2009

Since breakfast was bought to save time for the relatives having to go to work and to school, lunch had to be made. I like to cook for myself and took the opportunity to make Tum Maak Thua to save time for Aunt Kian or Khek having to make it for me without garlic, MSG, or padek.

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One Response to “Making String Beans Salad in Vientiane”

  1. Rain before dinner | Sao Darly Says:
    July 14th, 2009 at 5:41 pm

    [...] had another rainy afternoon again after lunch due to storms in the neighboring countries and Laos was getting by the tail of the storm (what was [...]

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