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22-SEP-2009	Walter O. Koenig

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Chicken Ka Prow
A Thai recipe for stir fried chicken served with freshly steamed rice.
The ingredients are chicken breast, garlic, sweet basil leaves, chopped green onion, fish sauce, sugar, black pepper and coriander.

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My take on the challenge is 30 foods I like to eat.

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Margaret Lew		01-Oct-2009 05:25
Love the flavours of Thai cooking! I just remove the peppers and enjoy what they have done for the rest of the dish.

an nguyen		30-Sep-2009 02:51
Sound good to me..:)

Guest		24-Sep-2009 00:49
Flashy dish.

Fay Stout		24-Sep-2009 00:25
Looks good but I don't think I want to chomp on that pepper. That could do some serious damage!

pkocinski		23-Sep-2009 22:03
I'm OK with everything but that red pepper :-) Nicely done.

carol j. phipps		23-Sep-2009 22:02
Looks good! I'm having brown rice tonight, too.

Mairéad		23-Sep-2009 21:55
Mmmmmmm- I love Thai food and my husband makes a great green chicken curry. This looks very good.

lisamidi		23-Sep-2009 21:25
Every meal with fresh coriander is a special pleasure for me! And thai food is particulary delicious! You have good taste, Walter!

lisamidi		23-Sep-2009 21:25
Every meal with fresh coriander is a special pleasure for me! And thai food is particulary delicious! You have good taste, Walter!

Chris		23-Sep-2009 20:59
Just mouth-watering!

Doug Cruden		23-Sep-2009 20:24
Wonderful, wonderful Thai food!! One of the best meals I have ever eaten was on a train in the middle of the night from a hawker in a station on the Bangkok to Phitsanulok railway line. I have no idea what it was (I remember sticky rice and spicy chicken...) but it was thrust through the carriage window..."1 Baht! 1 Baht!"....just fantastic food :o)

Cindi Smith		23-Sep-2009 20:12
One of my fave dishes....love that pepper on it. Yep, gotta get me some of this!

Bernard Davis		23-Sep-2009 19:54
Looks a bit spicy. The red snail really sets it off.

John Lamb		23-Sep-2009 19:49
The dish looks tempting but I think I'll pass on the chili thanks. We have come to an arrangement, I won't eat them and they won't burn me.

J. Scott Coile		23-Sep-2009 18:48
That one lil' pepper should add punch :-)

Stephanie		23-Sep-2009 17:29
This looks awesome Walter! It's lunchtime in Philly - sure wish I could have that NOW!

Linda Willets		23-Sep-2009 15:31
Looks good, but much too hot for my delicate taste buds.

Ilana gil		23-Sep-2009 15:17
Looks delicious! for me please, without the red hot pepper...

laine		23-Sep-2009 15:09
Very vivid tones, Walter...Thai food has a habit of creeping up on me & kicking like a mule.The last time I ate it I was at a bbq in a field of Tapioca on a farm near Kanchanaburi. It was there my dislike of chili began :)

Dave Perez		23-Sep-2009 15:00
This looks and sounds heavenly Walter! Nicely presented! There is no Thai food available anywhere in this region! (:-(

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