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Rona Yuthasastrakosol wrote:
> > A Thai version is called miang kam (or other assorted spellings). It's > often shrimp, tiny diced lime (with the rind still on), toasted coconut, > roasted peanuts, chiles, and something else I'm forgetting. You put a bit > of each on your piece of lettuce (traditionally it's some kind of > leaf--betel leaf? and sometimes you'll find spinach in place of that), add a > bit of sauce, roll and eat. It's bite-sized, too. I much prefer miang kam > to any other country's version. > Ginger (at least here). Oh yum, and I quite agree. -- Jean B. |
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