Cooking School in Chiang Mai, Thailand
How I Learned to Cook Excellent Thai Food, from the Locals!
When I went on a business trip to Thailand, myself and a couple of my coworkers spent some free time at a Thai cooking school. It included a trip to the local market where we learned about Thai ingredients, and lots of cooking and eating. What fun!
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Post a CommentMonica, if you have a chance to do this, go for it! It was so much fun. I especially loved shopping in the Thai market for groceries.
Wow, I want to do this! We had a stop over in Bangkok when we were en route to India. I have missionary friends living in Chiang Mai now and they love the food; I love the open markets. I hope to stay longer than the day layover we had. Great photos, thanks for sharing.
How neat!! loved it.
Thai is my favorite food.