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By Joanielspeak
A Thai-inspired, spicy, fresh and meaty salad dish. Great for special occasions – use only the best quality meat, and cook it rare to be at it’s best. This dish works with hot, freshly cooked beef, sliced and dressed or equally well cold so you can also make it with any left-over roast beef.
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February 11th, 2010 16:27 Molly & Jamie ~ At the Green Market ~ Parisian Cheese 5 Comments
For my 25th birthday, I went on a trip to Paris. Yes, this makes me just about the luckiest girl there is and my experience in France was only confirmation of that fact. I fell in love with Paris- the food, the city, the people, the pastries! All of these were enough to make me consider packing my bags and staying for good.
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Could honey be substitued for agave nectar and xylitol?
Cilantro should be added after cooking has stopped. some of these ingredients are maybe a good substitute but I will rate after I make it.
I like this, but will omit the mint, not a big mint fan. But one of my mom's best recipes. Thanks for having incredients Thai people would cook with. not a bunch of weird items.
This is the 2nd time this week I've made this in the crockpot. It is so easy and tastes delicious. I eat it without any rice or noodles because I get my carbohydrates from the squash and garbanzo beans, but I make rice for the kids and they love it!
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