Burmese Chicken Curry
Delicious recipe for Burmese Chicken Curry
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May 23, 2017
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Peanut Balachaung
This peanut balachaung recipe is really delicious and is often used during Buddhist lent which is a three month period where people eat vegetarian.
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Raw Milk, Yogurt and Kefir an Ayurvedic Perspective
Vaidya Mishra gives an Ayurvedic perspective on kefir, yogurt, raw milk, pasteurization and coconut water
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November 15, 2009
Markets of Rangoon
Click here for images from market around Yangon.
The first time I visited Burma/Myanmar was in December of 1995. We stayed in the YMCA in downtown Yangon (formerly Rangoon) and were harassed by bed-bugs all night. I remember the streets being particularly gray at that time, except for the bright blue, tiny little taxi’s that were the only vehicles tearing around the roads. This little trucks seem like little blue ladybugs and can still be seen today, packed into the traffic filled streets.
Since then I have had the opportunity to get to know the markets of Rangoon. Most tourists don’t stay long in Yangon, the more mystical tourist destinations are Bagan, Inle Lake or even Kyaiktiyo — the Famous Golden Rock Pagoda, and most tours follow a highly scheduled ten day whirlwind dash to these favorite sites.
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