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1 Jun 2012

Flavours of Series 2 around Asia - Flavours of Thailand

Hello all,

Here I am with another event announcement of one of the most famous event in blogging world which has taken us around the Indian subcontinent and now around Asia.

Nayna of  simply sensational food  is the brain child behind this wonderful event. Thanks Nayna for giving me this opportunity to guest host your wonderful event.

We are now on our culinary journey to Thailand in the "Flavours of Series 2 around Asia" by Simply.food. This journey is starts from today, June 1st 2012 until June 30th 2012.

Now something about the Country itself. Thailand is located in South East Asia and ofcourse it has a cuisine of its own. The cuisine is based on the moto - light dishes with strong aromatic components. The cuisine mainly balances 4 fundamental tastes - sweet, salty, sour and bitter.

Common herbs used are cilantro, lime leaves, thai basil, mint, lemongrass for the real aromatic punch in dishes. The other common ingredients also include coconut milk, galangal, ginger, tumeric, peppercorns, soybeans, shallots etc.

This cuisine is also famous for curry paste : Red curry, Green curry, Yellow curry and massaman curry paste etc.

I am sure most of your have tasted the various dishes belonging to this cuisine. Typically meals are served with one main dish usually rice with several complimentary dishes shared by all. Rice is the staple of Thai cuisine especially Jasmin rice is indigenous to Thailand.

Desserts play a very important role. Traditionally rice, fresh coconut flesh and milk, fruits are used for desserts. The most famous Sticky rice with coconut milk and slices of fresh mango tickles the taste buds of everyone.

Here are some links where you can find recipes:


OK, now for the mandatory rules for the event:


1.Multiple entries and archived entries [only if reposted]  are allowed starting from 1/6/2012 to 30/6/2012
2.Entries must be linked back to Simply Sensational Food.com and this event announcement page.
3.Although use of logo is not mandatory, using it helps spread the word.
4.Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian recipes are allowed.
5.Non-bloggers can participate by emailing the recipe and the pic to Kaarasaaram@yahoo.co.uk in the following format:

a.Name.
b.Post name.
c.Recipe Url.
d.Image no larger than 300 pixels in size.

Friends, do send some lovely entries and make this event a success..


Enjoy,

Scribbled by Reva.

11 comments:

  1. Great Event..Got a chance to cook Thai special.. I Love Thai Food.. When i was in India, i don't know much about Thai food.. But after coming SGP, Having dinner @ ThaiExpress became our routine.. Thai foods are very spicy and tasty..Rice items are too good.. Happy Hosting.. Will link my entries soon..
    http://www.poornirecipes.blogspot.com

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  2. Thankyou for supporting simply.food and guest hosting this event. Happy hosting.

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  3. am definitely in. love the food and your event idea.

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  4. Looking forward to the recipes here. Would love to try out thai food.

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  5. Great Event...would love to participate...Is there a linky tool through which I can link my recipe?
    Thanks in advance

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  6. Happy hosting dear . Inviting you to join : http://easy2cookrecipes.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/come-and-join-our-street-party.html.

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  7. Thai foods are always spicy n challenging sometimes to bear the heat. Happy hosting dear!

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  8. Wonderful info and I love the unity between you guys :)

    xoxo

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  9. Hi Reva Madhan,

    Happy hosting dear.

    Would love to try out thai food.

    Keep on :) :)

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  10. I saw a link to this event on simply.food and came here.
    I'm very excited to see the round-up of Thai dishes at the end of this month.
    I was brought up in Thailand so this event has a emotional value for me :)


    Giveaway # 1: Cupcake Carrier - Bake n' Take!

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