Holiday in Thailand..

[lowridersa]

Hi Donald

just gotta educate them , tell them whats good for them ,

Because you were in the north east, you might be interested in a legal licensed facility, cannatopia-farm.com, they offer edutourism and also looking at networking. Looks like a seriously beautiful place to be. Do you think with the new government things could go backwards with regards to legalisation?

 

[Donald Mallard]

Hey man ,
nice looking site , ill have a good wander through there and see how they are doing ,
organic licenced farm , its good news right away i think ,,
you can bet they try to regulate the recreational trade a bit ,
some are quite unhappy about how that has gone ,
but time will tell ,
maybe just calling stuff medicinal instead will help ,
after all , as someone told me once ,
all cannabis users are medicinal, in one way or another ... hehe ...

 

[GreenestBasterd]

Fantastic reading through this, thanks!

It’s also made me rather hungry so it’s Thai for dinner tonight and some mango Thai to wash it down.

 

[flower~power]

as someone told me once ,
all cannabis users are medicinal, in one way or another ... hehe .

 

[Donald Mallard]

Fantastic reading through this, thanks!

It’s also made me rather hungry so it’s Thai for dinner tonight and some mango Thai to wash it down.

thanks heaps gb ,,
glad it stimulated your appetite too ,
thai food ,, thai weed , goes hand in hand ,
enjoy man .

 

[bleepboop]

they do always give you a lil chufty badge for being a farang saying chillies are fine. always loved the morning glory stir fry greens side dish. and the variety of supermarket mushrooms that are much cheaper than the uk oriental grocers.

will have put some sticky rice on the soak for family tea now! my microwaving hacks for it haven't been as legit but it does well in the steamer wrapped in cheesecloth.

 

[Donald Mallard]

agreed ,
makes them very happy if u can eat some spicy stuff ,
the are always impressed ...

i like the morning glory too ,
some great dishes come with that as a main part of ,
pretty sure ive eaten it raw with some papaya salads now and then ..

i just use one of those bamboo baskets in a large pot with the lid on the basket for the sticky rice,
seems to have worked ok , but its a bit makeshift i guess ,
cant say i ve had it verified as a good way to go by a thai yet ,, lol ...
i guess its ok to cheat a little or alter methods slightly back at home , haha ..
what ever works i reckon bb ...

 

[bleepboop]

I had some right gloopy rice messes at the start when i was trying to figure it out!

Always had a soft spot for som tam, very easy to get it made veggie without the fish sauce. And a people who are always happy to cook for you with tofu instead of meat/fish.

 

[Donald Mallard]

ohh , no pla rah on the som tum ,
its not the same without fish fermented a few years , hahaha ,
its not for everyone that traditional Isaan/Laos style som tum ,
with the salted crab , or raw prawn/crab ,
but once you get a taste for it , its almost a bit addictive ,
we go from restaurant to restaurant trying all their papaya salad dishes ,
some are so spicy they are barely edible , but we persist , hahahaha ..

 

[mexcurandero420]

ohh , no pla rah on the som tum ,
its not the same without fish fermented a few years , hahaha ,
its not for everyone that traditional Isaan/Laos style som tum ,
with the salted crab , or raw prawn/crab ,
but once you get a taste for it , its almost a bit addictive ,
we go from restaurant to restaurant trying all their papaya salad dishes ,
some are so spicy they are barely edible , but we persist , hahahaha .. View attachment 18921072 View attachment 18921073 View attachment 18921074

G'day Wally,
Howzit?
Saw those raw prawn also in a short vid of a Thai lady I follow on IG.Why not cooked?

 

[Donald Mallard]

G'day Wally,
Howzit?
Saw those raw prawn also in a short vid of a Thai lady I follow on IG.Why not cooked?

Saves gas haha
Honestly I'm not sure though there are quite a few meat dishes in Thailand that are uncooked, I've tried a few and they were ok but my stomach and most western stomachs probably wouldn't handle too much raw meat dishes I would think..

 

[mexcurandero420]

Saves gas haha
Honestly I'm not sure though there are quite a few meat dishes in Thailand that are uncooked, I've tried a few and they were ok but my stomach and most western stomachs probably wouldn't handle too much raw meat dishes I would think..

Here in the Netherlands we only eat the herring raw, but that's salted, otherwise you could be infected with the herring worm, which isnt very pleasant.
Other fish uncooked is a no-no for me.

 

[Donald Mallard]

i think the thai gut is very strong mex,
more like ours may have been generations ago ,
ive known my ex wife eat things that would make us sick and she never even winced,
iron guts ...

 

[mexcurandero420]

i think the thai gut is very strong mex,
more like ours may have been generations ago ,
ive known my ex wife eat things that would make us sick and she never even winced,
iron guts ...

Their microbioom in the gut is very different than ours indeed.

Here is she making a mango salad with a lot of red peppers and raw crab.

 

[Donald Mallard]

mmm thats a spicy one , lol ,,
ive had the same but with papaya ,
mango is good too ,
they use a similar theme with beans , cucumber etc ...

 

[Magu🌈]

Hey El Duck. What is the latest news update? Whats happening with your land? What do you think Thailand will do about legalization? What happened to Gypsy? Inquiring minds want to know!

 

[Thighland]

Saves gas haha
Honestly I'm not sure though there are quite a few meat dishes in Thailand that are uncooked, I've tried a few and they were ok but my stomach and most western stomachs probably wouldn't handle too much raw meat dishes I would think..

Thais are proud they can eat hot food, but it's not good for you. Lots of them have stomach problems and antacid commercials are common. Then there are the liver flukes from raw fish and other aquatic stuff that has liver cancer of the scale in the northeast and Loas.

 

[Donald Mallard]

yea must admit i do get some heartburn now and then ,
but find it hard to resist that spicy stuff ,
its a little addictive i guess...
probably healthier than some western foods like kfc and mcdonalds id reckon??

are the liver flukes from river fish or sea food ??
ive seen it mentioned before and other than some crab and prawn both from the ocean i gathered,
i dont think ive eaten much raw aquatic stuff , well other than the Japanese stuff i guess ...

 

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[Donald Mallard]

cool thanks for that mate ...