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Gaeng Panaeng Neua (แกงพะแนงเนื้อ)
Thick Red Beef Curry

Feast Thailand November 14, 2016 Thai Food Leave a Comment

A close relation to the Rendang curries of Malaysia and Indonesia, this curry is a favourite of all Thais. It is not as hot as other curries, and is rich and creamy from the coconut cream and peanuts. Thais do not normally like to eat beef, but this curry is the exception. Chicken or pork can also be substituted….

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Leigh Higgins

I am originally from Melbourne, Australia and have always wanted to live and work in South East Asia; in 2016, that dream became a reality. My husband, Shane, along with our two pugs, Papillon and Fanny, moved with me to Hua Hin, Thailand.

Both Shane and I have a passion for food and travel, as well as a love for all things SE Asian, having travelled here for the last 25 years or so. I am lucky to be able to work in Thailand and in the travel & tourism industry. This allows me to share our experiences; from travelling and eating all around the world and in particular, in Thailand.

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Look at these beautiful Rose Apples or Chmpuu in Thai. Most commonly you will see them being with a vibrant dark red skin but often you will see white, green or pink skins.

You can find these in the local markets or walking along the streets where vendors set up their produce and start selling.

The Foodies' Food Tour is a walking tour that takes you through the morning market for around 90 minutes, learning and tasting but then walking the streets to see what is about.

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JING JING FOOD TOUR
This tour is deliberately designed with the more experienced Thailand traveller in mind. It is for the traveller looking to find new and exciting Thai dishes that they have not yet tried. We try some spicy dishes along with more mild ones; all exhibiting that wonderful Thai ‘balance’.

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If you like donuts then you must try Thai donuts: Pa Thong Ko.

Not as sweet as the western versions of donuts but a dip into some condensed milk gives it a sweet hit. Great with a traditional Thai Coffee; Kafae Boran

Taste these on our Foodies Food Tour.
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