Yum Talay (Seafood Salad)
Salty, tangy, slightly sweet with the warmth of chili. It’s a very refreshing and light salad that can be made
Read MoreHome Adventures of a Lao American
Salty, tangy, slightly sweet with the warmth of chili. It’s a very refreshing and light salad that can be made
Read MoreIt has been eight or nine months for my (frangipani) plumeria pods. I lost a few during the time due
Read MoreHappy summer! I know, I know, s’mores are best enjoyed outdoors by a campfire, but have you ever lived in
Read MoreThis was a fun project. I have been on the hunt for nice frames to house some of my photographs
Read MoreThis fairly easy pastry recipe is great for brunches and can be made easier with store bought or premade preserves.
Read MoreSavory, sweet, caramelized fried noodles, kua mee, is a staple in Lao cuisine. It is the equivalent of Pad Thai
Read MoreSweet World #1: Laos – Khao Pard Dessert: Khao pard (Sliced pandan custard cake) – “pard” literally translates “to cut”
Read MoreSpring has arrived in the south and you know what that means. It’s hot out and there are way too
Read MoreAs I said before, celebration is not right without the deviled eggs. This year I decided to add a bit
Read MoreI’m doing a little bit of experimenting in the garden and trying my hand at growing sticky rice this year.
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