malay cuisines.
 

hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from malaysia.
it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo and google
and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try it...

malay cuisines.
 

sham wrote:
> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from malaysia.
> it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo and google
> and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try it...

I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why don't
you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?

--
Jean B.

malay cuisines.
 

Jean wrote on Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:41:20 -0400:

> sham wrote:
>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from
>> malaysia. it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo
>> and google and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try
>> it...

> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why
> don't you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?

Better yet, find a Malay restaurant if you can. Even if the menu seems a
Thai-Vietnam- Indonesian fusion, the food can be delicious.

--

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

malay cuisines.
 

sham > wrote:

> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from malaysia.
> it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo and google
> and try to look at malaycoosines.com. try it...

I found this instead:
http://www.malaysiancuisine.net/

It looks much better than that other site with the unnecessarily
large print and obnoxious colors.

-sw

malay cuisines.
 

Jean B. wrote:

> sham wrote:
>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from malaysia.
>> it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo and google
>> and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try it...
>
> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why don't
> you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?
>
Why would I want to enter the site name in a search in google or am I
missing something? Anyway, I found that thai and khmer cuisine is often
quite similar (or so my colleagues said when I was in Cambodia) - how big
is the difference to malay I wonder.

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On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 13:50:39 GMT, James Silverton wrote:

> Jean wrote on Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:41:20 -0400:
>
>> sham wrote:
>>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from
>>> malaysia. it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo
>>> and google and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try
>>> it...
>
>> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why
>> don't you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?
>
> Better yet, find a Malay restaurant if you can. Even if the menu seems a
> Thai-Vietnam- Indonesian fusion, the food can be delicious.

where do you go, james? i've been to mandelay once since it moved from
college park, but that's burmese, i think.

your pal,
blake

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James Silverton wrote:
> Jean wrote on Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:41:20 -0400:
>
>> sham wrote:
>>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from
>>> malaysia. it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo
>>> and google and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try
>>> it...
>
>> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why
>> don't you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?
>
> Better yet, find a Malay restaurant if you can. Even if the menu seems a
> Thai-Vietnam- Indonesian fusion, the food can be delicious.
>
I was sooooooo disappointed on my last trip to a Malaysian
restaurant, which are few and far between in the Boston area--two
that I can think of, down from three. I actually did not get a
favorite and instead cleverly got chicken (changed from shrimp)
with green beans in a sauce made from shrimp paste, which I love.
The sauce was not good! I would have been better off making
something from shrimp paste at home. :-(

--
Jean B.

malay cuisines.
 

Martin S wrote:
> Jean B. wrote:
>
>> sham wrote:
>>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from malaysia.
>>> it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines in yahoo and google
>>> and try to look at malaycuisines.com. try it...
>> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why don't
>> you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?
>>
> Why would I want to enter the site name in a search in google or am I
> missing something? Anyway, I found that thai and khmer cuisine is often
> quite similar (or so my colleagues said when I was in Cambodia) - how big
> is the difference to malay I wonder.
>
I find them to be quite different, although some dishes can be
similar.

--
Jean B.

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blake wrote on Sun, 07 Sep 2008 14:54:10 GMT:

>> Jean wrote on Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:41:20 -0400:
>>
>>> sham wrote:
>>>> hai there..i just want you to try a malay kuih/dishes from
>>>> malaysia. it is very simple. you just type malay cuisines
>>>> in yahoo and google and try to look at malaycuisines.com.
>>>> try it...
>>
>>> I don't suppose you have a connection to that site.... Why
>>> don't you post some recipes here if you want us to try them?
>>
>> Better yet, find a Malay restaurant if you can. Even if the
>> menu seems a Thai-Vietnam- Indonesian fusion, the food can be
>> delicious.

> where do you go, james? i've been to mandelay once since it
> moved from college park, but that's burmese, i think.

The Penang on Bethesda Avenue (in Bethesda of course!) is quite good.
They deliver in a small area but they will take orders from me on the
phone and have the food ready in 10-15 minutes. It takes that long for
me to get there. I believe they have another branch in DC.

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James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

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