Your Move,Viper!
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I definitely cant fake that lol.
I've eaten tons of Chinese Buffet food though LOL!
Actually I eat more Western food here (I'm a pizza, hamburger and cottage pie kind of guy) than Thai food, but I still like many local dishes. I've heard Thai restaurants are the fastest growing kind of restaurants around the world, so it's certainly popular. If you get a chance be sure to try:
-- Gangkiew Wan Gai: Green Curry Coconut Soup with chicken
-- Tom Yam Goong: Sweet & Sour soup with prawns
-- Pad Thai: Stir-fried noodles with vegetables & chicken
I have had alot of Thai food. Also big on korean food. But I don't think I know what cottage pie is?
islandguy11
Pad Thai and korean spicy rice cakes are two of my favorite foods.
islandguy11
Pad Thai and korean spicy rice cakes are two of my favorite foods.
I have had alot of Thai food. Also big on korean food. But I don't think I know what cottage pie is?
Pad Thai and korean spicy rice cakes are two of my favorite foods.
Cottage Pie is a popular dish in UK, Australia (and I can assume Tasmania as Kittie Katt said she makes it). Pretty simple, just mashed potatoes over ground beef, sauce and sometimes veggies.
I figured that's what you meant, ive had it just dont think it was called that. I think they called it shepards pie. But yeah that's right up my alley to...lol
I'm not opposed to using garlic butter for my grilled cheese.. Actually I'm not opposed to using garlic in many dishes, I bloody love garlic!
Hehehehe Tasmania is actually a state of.... Australia.
We know it around here as Sheppard's pie....not to be confused with pot pie.
Three paint buckets filled with uranium sat in the Grand Canyon Museum Collection building for nearly two decades while tourists were unaware they were being exposed to radiation, a safety manager at the National Park has claimed.
This is nice to know especially since my brother and his family just visited there 3 months before it was removed.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/grand-ca...-for-nearly-two-decades-safety-manager-claims
This is nice to know especially since my brother and his family just visited there 3 months before it was removed.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/grand-ca...-for-nearly-two-decades-safety-manager-claims
I know pot pie.
