The humble TH fried egg
The humble TH fried egg
Don't list them, but off the top of your head, how many TH dishes can you think of that come with a fried egg?
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Re: The humble TH fried egg
Pad see ew (chow fun in Cantonese) is popular, a plain fried egg for breakfast, and there are many other meals that contain fried eggs.
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Re: The humble TH fried egg
Maybe half-a-dozen or so come with the runny fried egg as standard but adding it as an option on top of a whole lot of Thai dishes that come with rice easily doubles that.
Never thought of adding an egg on top of noodles though. Maybe I haven't lived.
BTW, I am experimenting with making my own Bibimbap which is a Korean 'smorgasbord in a bowl' that comes topped (naturally) with a runny fried egg.
Never thought of adding an egg on top of noodles though. Maybe I haven't lived.
BTW, I am experimenting with making my own Bibimbap which is a Korean 'smorgasbord in a bowl' that comes topped (naturally) with a runny fried egg.
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Re: The humble TH fried egg
Look great Tam, worth posting a more detailed recipe. I think we should open a new thread for recipes, we have one for jokes, food is as important as humour
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Re: The humble TH fried egg
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