blogged find better blogs
HomeTechnologyEntertainmentSportsPoliticsBusinessHumorWorld NewsLifestyleDirectoryMore Topics
Blog Detail
The Culinary Chase

A Canadian living in Bangkok introduces you to food from around the world.
The Culinary Chase Blog  
Listed in: Family & Home > Cooking
Related Topics: Asia, Bangkok, cooking, food, recipes
Author: Heather Chase
Visit this blog on Facebook for more info.
Related Blogs
previous blog next blog

16 Users are Following

8.6
great
based on editor's review


recent postsrss feed

Indian Prawn Curry

Aug 13, 2008
A few months ago new neighbors moved in down the hallway and they're from India. I love Indian food and the aroma's coming from that apartment was a subtle reminder that I haven't made any Indian food in a while.

Rocket, Baby Gem and Avocado Salad with Parmesan Croutons

Feb 8, 2010
According to The Oxford Companion to Food, salad is a term derived from the Latin sal (salt) which yielded the form salata, 'salted things' such as raw vegetables eaten in classical times with a dressing of oil, vinegar, or salt.  Salads were enjoyed...

Fried Onion Rings

Feb 5, 2010
There's something sinfully delicious about fast food when it's made at home.  Perhaps it is the love and attention one puts into making the dish or maybe it's just to satisfy a craving.  For me, it was the combination of both!  Fried foods aren't the...

Lemon-Pepper Souvlaki

Feb 3, 2010
Souvlaki is Greek fast food consisting of small cubes of pork (usually marinated in olive oil, oregano, thyme and a little vinegar or lemon juice) threaded on a wooden skewer. Not a fan of pork?  You can also use chicken, beef, lamb or swordfish. ...

Classic Barbecued Pork Ribs

Feb 1, 2010
With the Super Bowl 44 coming up on Sunday, these ribs seem like a natural choice for good hearty fare to help kick-off the game.  Football fans love to eat with their hands so keep the menu of finger food easy.  Things such as pizza, guacamole, baba...

Lemon Cream Pots

Jan 29, 2010
Wow!  The soft lemony flavors coming from this dessert is a gastronomic delight!  To be honest, I had never heard of a Meyer lemon until I saw them in Pete's Frootique.  The Meyer lemon is smaller than the common yellow lemon and is much sweeter in...

Maenam's Crispy Fried Oysters with Nahm Jim Sauce


Raspberries in Chardonnay Jelly


Indian Prawn Curry



Comments & Reviews:
Be the First to Review this Blog!