My favorite Thai Restaurant "Wild Thaiger" had a cooking class on Sunday afternoon that I attended. Above we see chef Olashawn Hasadinrata in the kitchen with some of the students, preparing the woks for cooking. We learned to prepare three dishes, Grapao Gai, Lahb Nua, and Kimow. So, now I'm ready to do a tasty Thai dinner at my house.
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These are great action shots. Now, about that tasty Thai dinner ...
Looks like a busy day in their kitchen.
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A Thai dinner sounds divine. The photos of the two chefs illustrate the serious and joyful sides of the wonderful Thai people. Since I frequent Thai restaurants quite a bit, I'd be happy to test your newly found culinary skills. When's dinner scheduled?!
i do love that expression. what a great day. will you have trouble finding the ingredients in your local grocery store?
I wonder what was happening in the kitchen that was causing her to be so amused. Could it have been the attempt of someone to do Thai cooking? And, no, Sharon, I don't mean you. I know how skilled you are in the kitchen.
I love her smile Sharon, a happy chef is a good chef I'm sure, cooking classes sound like a good idea!
Get your Thai on Sharon! That second photo is fun.
What an awesome smile! Looks like fun. I'm sure you'll have lots of volunteers to try your Thai. :)
Now this looks like a fun class!
That is a great photo - what time should I come over? :-)
Why do everyone else's cellphone photos look great and mine look like mud?
Love the zest for life in these photos.
Chrissy
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I love to see a happy cook!
what fun. count me in for a thai dinner treat
Thai food is definitely my favourite. I will never forget it after having visited the country. I go quite often to Thai restaurants here but, although the food is excellent, it's not the same feeling.
What a cute name for a restaurant. These are great shots. Looks like lots of fun! Hope your dinner is a success! Enjoy :-)
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