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Elegant Thai – New Chef For Bangkok’s Sukhothai

by Dawn DelVecchio • October 2, 2011 • 0 Comments
Thai cuisine

The elegant Celadon restaurant at Bangkok’s Sukhothai Hotel is a pleasure just to sit and sip a wine at. But with their new chef Jimmy, diners have a delightful new menu to savor, too! Celadon Unveils New Chef New Menu…

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Asia, cooking, culinary, Culture, Food, shopping, Thailand

Organized Chaos, A Bangkok Market

by Dawn DelVecchio • June 15, 2011 • 0 Comments

Organized Chaos, Why you should  visit a Bangkok Market In the midst of this  nonstop city lies its soul.  It is perhaps my favorite aspect     of this bustling city.  The local Talat. Organized chaos in a parking lot,…

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China, culinary, Culture, Indonesia, Vietnam

Do They Really Eat Dog?

by Dawn DelVecchio • June 2, 2011 • 0 Comments

Are dogs  really part of some Asian cuisines? Human consumption of domestic dog meat has been a back alley joke for many years. But the consumption of dog meat has been a recognized fact in many parts of the world,…

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cooking

Why Wok? – 3 Great Reasons to Wokify Your Kitchen

by Dawn DelVecchio • May 30, 2011 • 0 Comments

Do you wok? I don’t mean walking with a lisp, I mean cooking with that funny, concave-shaped device ever-so-popular with the Chinese and other Asians. Most of us are familiar with using woks for stir-frying, but they can be used…

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Food

Durian – A Love Hate Relationship

by Dawn DelVecchio • May 30, 2011 • 0 Comments

Durian also known as the king of fruits inspires passion amongst its lovers. And nothing less than disdain and disgust from its detractors. This delicasy {to some}is forbidden in most hotels throughout Southeast Asia, as well as in subways and…

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Asia, Culture, Thailand

Female Fisticuffs: Women in muaythai part I

by Dawn DelVecchio • September 10, 2010 • 0 Comments

Along the dust-choked battlefields of central Thailand, men once fought murderous wars in defense of their territories. Beside them, brandishing the same long-handled swords stood kunying Mae Yamo, Thailand’s first women warriors. Although we don’t know how many or how…

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