An interesting video set showing authentic Burmese Restaurant and Cafe breakfast foods - thanks to Meemalee and Wagaung.
Video Concept List:
80th & 35th St Mandalay, 82nd & 35th St Mandalay, Aloo hin, Aloo puri, Aloo puri with chutney, Ayo Olay Paya, Baya Jaw, Beansprouts pickle, Betha, Bhe, Bhedi-jin, Biriyani, Bne Byoni, Boiled peas, Cabbage salad, Chinese breadsticks, Chutney, Chutney dip, Claypots, Coconut rice, Crispfried noodles, Crispy paratha, Duck, Dunbaok, Ee-jah gway, Ee-jah gway stall, Fried chapati, Fried chapati with boiled peas, Fried eggs, Fried meat, Fried rice, Fried rice & biriyani, Fritters, Garnish, Hna Oo Hsaing, Htamin Jaw, Htun, Htun, Jet-oo Jaw, Khayun chinthee hin, Knao-swe, Kyaukse, Min Thiha, Mandalay, Mandalay Myanmar, Mandalay Meeshay, Meemalee, Mini ee-jah gway, Mohinga fish chowder, Myenigon, Myenigon Yangon, Nan-byar, Nan bread, Ngacheik paon, Noodles, Ohn Kyaw, Pagoda Meals4Monks Association, Palata a-joot, Paratha, Peas, Potato curry, Pun Thakin Cafe, Purple sticky rice, Rice Noodles, Samosa, Samosa with fresh mint & onions, Samusa salad, Takeaway plastic bag, Tea, Thxa Soe D J jay, To hpu jaw, Tofu fritter, Tomato curry, Tun Thit-sa Cafe, Urad dahl fritters, Wagaung, Yadanadipa Pagoda, Yangon, Youtiao
Reference Links:
Meemalee's Youtube
Meemalee's Blog
Meemalee's flickr photostream
Sunday, 31 May 2009
Friday, 22 May 2009
Burmese Food Quote - Mango, Pork and Lahpet
Lahpet (Pickled Green Tea) Served in Lacquer Dish
[Photo by Wagaung, GNU Free Documentation Licence]
"Of all fruit, mango is the best, of all meat it's pork, and of all leaves it's lahpet"
References:
Moe Thee Zun (May 20 2003). ""Laphet" Companies Contribute to Junta's Human Rights Violations". Mizzima News. link.
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