erg Posted April 11, 2006 Share Posted April 11, 2006 I am wondering wath kind of food everybody is missing in CR. For me, a humble duchie, i miss duch schrimps and smoked eal, this is aside from bread with cheese ofcourse. But yes, i wouldt like to know, there are a lot off different nationalitys here, and i guess every nationality misses his own. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ajarn Posted April 11, 2006 Share Posted April 11, 2006 Well, my mom was a terrible cook, but I do miss BBQ from Flints BBQ in Oakland, Ca. That's the only food I've missed in twenty years here Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Limbo Posted April 12, 2006 Share Posted April 12, 2006 Being a Dutchman it is sad to say that there is not much typical Dutch food I long for. Typical Dutch food is stew-like stuff like the hotchpotch of potatoes and cabbage, good food for the cold winters and for people with lousy teeth. It is pre-chewed so to say. No, Maitre Erg, leave my mother out of this. She wouldn't be able to compete with the Thai kitchen. But a new herring Why do you ask the question anyway? Are you going to open a delicatessen maybe? What is a more hedonistic experience than eating a honest, pure and sparkling fresh piece of bread with a palate-pleasing cheese to it? Oh, don't talk about it, it hurts: smoked ham and all the other kinds of cold sliced meat. Walk around in the big malls of Bangkok and you get almost confused looking at the enormeous display of delicacies. Luxury food; eating as a form of self-entertainment. But it is made of almost the same milk, cows and pigs as all the other stuff. The person who made it added a value, it is marvellous. Dear Maitre Erg, Seriously: Have you ever thought about opening a delicatessen in Chiang Rai ? Limbo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
erg Posted April 12, 2006 Author Share Posted April 12, 2006 Dear Maitre Erg, Seriously: Have you ever thought about opening a delicatessen in Chiang Rai ? Hmmmm.........maybe an idea, but dont you yhink C.R is to small for a Deli? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Old Dutch Posted July 1, 2006 Share Posted July 1, 2006 Being a Dutchman it is sad to say that there is not much typical Dutch food I long for.Typical Dutch food is stew-like stuff like the hotchpotch of potatoes and cabbage, good food for the cold winters and for people with lousy teeth. It is pre-chewed so to say. No, Maitre Erg, leave my mother out of this. She wouldn't be able to compete with the Thai kitchen. But a new herring Why do you ask the question anyway? Are you going to open a delicatessen maybe? What is a more hedonistic experience than eating a honest, pure and sparkling fresh piece of bread with a palate-pleasing cheese to it? Oh, don't talk about it, it hurts: smoked ham and all the other kinds of cold sliced meat. Walk around in the big malls of Bangkok and you get almost confused looking at the enormeous display of delicacies. Luxury food; eating as a form of self-entertainment. But it is made of almost the same milk, cows and pigs as all the other stuff. The person who made it added a value, it is marvellous. Dear Maitre Erg, Seriously: Have you ever thought about opening a delicatessen in Chiang Rai ? Limbo Yes we are at the OLD DUTCH RESTAURANT We try to start in July with a Food Buffet and a Deli Fresh sliced Ham and or Salami, Young and Old Dutch cheese and an assorti of French cheeses and also a few crispy, horticultured salads If anough interest we like to make Pesto, Humus, Tapenada and many fresh Bread buns or broodjes with whatever You like and we have available. All is meant for take away only Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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