Thursday, September 13, 2012

Thai Secret Cooking School is surrounded by our organic garden, neighboring farms and rice paddies.

 
Organic farming practices and a Buddhist farmer  ensure a full life cycle on this land. Beautiful snail eggs incubate on a blade of rice grass.

 

Thai Secret Cooking School is surrounded by our organic garden, neighboring farms and rice paddies.

Pesticides are not used on the farm so the snails are given a free pass until….the rain season ends and the earth dries up. Here are some shells that the farmers have gathered to make fertilizer.
 

A few snapshots from our organic garden which surrounds the school



Thai Lady Finger Bananas…..very chubby if you ask me.

A few snapshots from our organic garden which surrounds the school

A fresh crop of organic rice, just outside our kitchen makes cooking locally a breeze!

A few snapshots from our organic garden which surrounds the school


The Moat

Saturday, September 1, 2012

Mhee Clook - หมี่คลุก - Mhee Pan Lap Lae

What I made here today is called Mhee Clook.
Rice vermicelli noodle mixed with fried garlic, soy sauce, coriander and chicken bouillon. You may also add chili power, sugar, lime juice, fish sauce. This is a salty, spicy, sour dish that is a good meal for lunch time.
Another variation is: Mhee Pan Lap Lae a local food, not only eating as a meal but also can be as appetizer.Mhee Pan is Rice vermicelli noodle (Mhee clook) wrapped with rice pastry, the pastry is clear and when wet slightly sticky, and has a good chew, the roll looks like a fresh spring roll.
 

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Soft Open


After what seems to be an eternity we have finally begun the physical preparations and are aiming at holding our soft open the first week of October. Join us!