The Myanmar Times
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
The Myanmar Times
The Myanmar Times

Home style it ain’t

There is a lot to like about La Maison 20, an ambitious new restaurant and bar on Kabar Aye Pagoda Road beside Japanese establishment Wasabi that opened about six months ago.


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Mutton meatballs and Greek salad

Meatballs are a consummate favourite for everyone from adults to children. I loved to eat mutton meatball curry and fried meatballs with steamed or fried rice when I was living in Yangon.

 

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Cue the barbecue

Forget peanut butter and jelly, fish and chips, Itchy and Scratchy, and Rupert Murdoch and sleazy journalism. Nothing in this world goes together better than barbecue and cold beer.


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Japanese BBQ for the holiday season

This week I am presenting a recipe for homemade yakitori sauce for BBQ events, to help celebrate the festive season.



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Biryani for the brave

Occasionally — very occasionally — biryani is the exact perfect food for a midday meal. Suddenly I’m ambushed by the scent of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom wafting from a shop I happen to be passing.

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Chicken noodle soup, Vietnam style

Winter is waiting just around the corner, and the promise of cooler air makes this the perfect time to introduce my recipe for the Vietnamese rice noodle soup known as pho.

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All you need is larb (and coconut rice)

This week, I am making spicy and sour Thai chicken mince salad to eat with sweet coconut rice. Larb is a very popular Thai mince salad dish that can be found on the menus of nearly all Thai restaurants.

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French for ‘The Nacha’

Le Nacha is one of the more recent additions to Yangon’s array of warm-globes-of-light-in-the-trees eating venues.

 

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Perfect pilaf for piling on to your plate

As a Burmese, I love to eat a bowl of rice mixed with curry, including lots of gravy, vegetables and meat. As a result I became a big fan of pilaf when I was living in Sydney.

 

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A roll of the dice

I always consider dining in small-town Myanmar a bit of a gamble and there was definitely a sense of foreboding in the pit of my stomach as we pulled in to Green Tea Forest on a recent trip to Loikaw.

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