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On Jun 17, 4:05*am, Nick Cramer > wrote:
> Coconut Chicken Soup (Tom Kah Gai) Serves 4 to 6 > > 3 cups thick coconut milk > 5 pieces kah (galangal) Nick: How much exactly is 5 pieces? 5 very thin slices of the root, or does it come packaged in a way that already has it broken into pieces? Also, I assume thick coconut milk is found in the can in the store and labeled as such. It's been a while since I purchased any, but I don't remember seeing the words 'thick' or 'thin' on the can. Thanks for the recipe - Tom Kah Gai is one of my favorites. -Jeff |
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