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 May 31 2008, 05:00 AM
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Advanced Pattaya Addict  Group: Trusted Member Posts: 193 Joined: 1-September 07 From: England Member No.: 8,946   |
Recently been spending some time looking at Thai meals which I would like to try on my next trip. My question is do Thais have a specialist breakfast? Never really noticed anything suggesting they did on my last trip. Or do they just eat rice, fruit, etc all day.
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May 31 2008, 05:06 AM
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Advanced Pattaya Addict Group: Trusted Member Posts: 119 Joined: 9-March 08 From: San Francisco Member No.: 14,993  |
My tgf loves to eat chinese sausage when we wake up, but maybe that's only because i'm chinese.
 
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May 31 2008, 05:16 AM
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Thai girls - take two because they're only small Group: Moderator Posts: 3,965 Joined: 9-July 07 From: London Member No.: 6,747 |
Khaw Tom (rice soup usually with pork) is probably the most common breakfast dish.
This post has been edited by Dr.Winston O'Boogie: May 31 2008, 05:16 AM |
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May 31 2008, 05:24 AM
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Advanced Pattaya Addict Group: Banned Posts: 139 Joined: 18-May 08 From: suckcity holland Member No.: 16,396  |
when you see this sign,you can eat breakfast as many as you can eat for 80baht.
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May 31 2008, 05:32 AM
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Pattaya Warrior Group: Trusted Member Posts: 679 Joined: 25-September 07 Member No.: 9,971 |
QUOTE (paranoidandroid123 @ May 30 2008, 04:11 PM)  Recently been spending some time looking at Thai meals which I would like to try on my next trip. My question is do Thais have a specialist breakfast? Never really noticed anything suggesting they did on my last trip. Or do they just eat rice, fruit, etc all day. I had a rice, soup-like "Thai breakfast" dish that should have been a brunch appetizer at best. Still not a fan of rice, but I am really not doing it for breakfast.  (anymore, at least)
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Jun 6 2008, 04:21 AM
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Pattaya Addict Group: Trusted Member Posts: 27 Joined: 19-October 07 Member No.: 11,163  |
like rice porriage?
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Jun 6 2008, 04:45 AM
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Supreme Pattaya Addict Group: Trusted Member Posts: 291 Joined: 20-April 07 From: North West England Member No.: 4,293 |
Rice porridge aka congee or jok
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_congee http://importfood.com/recipes/thai_congee.html |
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Jun 6 2008, 01:49 PM
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Pattaya Addict Group: Trusted Member Posts: 71 Joined: 6-January 07 Member No.: 428 |
Jok, pronounced joke, is like a rice porridge. It can come with chicken, gai, or pork, moo, or eggs, khai. You will also get the usual condiments. The breakfast buffet at the Majestic Grande in Bangkok serves it. I wasn't sure at first, but found that I liked it.
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Jun 6 2008, 01:52 PM
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The PomPui Pimp Group: Trusted Member Posts: 1,353 Joined: 4-July 07 From: Pattaya Member No.: 6,586  |
QUOTE (dirty_rice @ May 31 2008, 06:17 AM) My tgf loves to eat chinese sausage when we wake up, but maybe that's only because i'm chinese. So then your TGF likes small meals then aye? 
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Jun 6 2008, 02:00 PM
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manini, mong gon, oofa Group: Trusted Member Posts: 1,906 Joined: 8-April 07 From: mae gu Member No.: 3,898 |
(joke)!..... its a form of heavy rice soup... with some prok, eggs in it and a bit of veggy....
god i love that crap.. becareful when eatting it.. it takes forever to cool down.. |
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Jun 6 2008, 02:05 PM
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I barebacked your mum! Group: Removed Members Posts: 3,865 Joined: 4-January 07 From: London Member No.: 376 |
The Chinese eat Jok too and its called Jok to them as well.
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Jun 6 2008, 02:17 PM
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Advanced Pattaya Warrior Group: Trusted Member Posts: 1,746 Joined: 26-September 07 From: The ROC Member No.: 10,011  |
QUOTE (Panudate @ Jun 6 2008, 02:16 PM) The Chinese eat Jok too and its called Jok to them as well. Actually, it's Congee in Cantonese, and Shee Fan in Mandarin. Literally "thin rice" as in watery thin, not skinny thin. |
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