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A relatively new site, Real Thai Recipes (adventures in learning to cook thai style) has a good ingredients glossary (with pictures), recipes, nice photographs and some excellent articles on Thai cooking. Worth a look.
Chanchao's Chiang Mai Food Review
is a fun site. It has reviews of various restaurants and food stalls in Chiang Mai. Its pictures
will give you a flavor of food in Thailand. Regional Recipes has some very good information on Thai food. Some good articles – it's worth a long browse. Aharn Thai, "Thai Food Made Easy" is a fun site put together by an Aussie. Be
sure to check on the "Food Pics" to get a sense of the great food you can eat for pennies in
Thailand. Thai Table dot com has some very good
articles on Thai food and culture. I especially like the
descriptions of Thai ingredients and the
market locater page. Welcome to Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai is a site devoted to Northern Thailand.
It is especially valuable for its many articles on Thai
Food.
Links to Thai Recipes at Open Here
– a comprehensive site of links to sites all over the web. Asia Books is a good source for books on
Thailand. If you are interested in fruit and vegetable carving, a search on "carving" will turn up
some books for you. Email and ask for other (Thai-only) carving books. Thai Food in the U.K. is a fun site. Some
interesting information and links. Check out the Comments on Thai
Cuisine. Makan Time in Singapore is a great site for information about food in Singapore.
If you want to know what an asian vegetable looks like, check out the Asian Ingredient Page. Asia Foods is an excellent website, particularly for the searchable online Encyclopedia of Asian Food.
The Weston A. Price Foundation San Francisco is an excellent resource guide for all food and health matters in the San Francisco Bay Area. Links to everything from holistic health practitioners to sources for real food in the Bay Area to cooking classes. Wise Food Ways is a site dedicated to keeping culinary traditions alive. Check out
Jessica Prentice's Wise Food Ways Cooking Classes.
Gernot Katzer's Spice Pages is a fabulous resource with 117 different spice plants examined in great detail.
Some of the culinary details are not quite right but the botanical stuff is absolutely
terrific.
Married With Dinner is a fun food blog by Anita Crotty. Check out her post on Kasma's cooking classes.
Vermont Culinary Capers is the website of food & garden writer Ellen Ogden and includes resources about her books and classes in Vermont. Also check out The Cook's Garden, her companion site where you can order vegetables and herbs for your garden and find some recipes. Epicurean Odyssey, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, was created by Emily C. Swantner, a culinary educator,
epicure and world traveler. Epicurean Odyssey offers a delectable collection of world-cuisine
recipes in addition to private cooking classes, guest-cheffing, advice on kitchen organization,
and menu & recipe development. Leite's Culinaria is a beautifully-designed website, a
collection of writings by acclaimed food writer David Leite, along with recipes and other
features. David's writing is light-hearted, funny, and enthusiastic about food. Chopstix – a great site devoted to Chinese food – is back! Montreal Food is a wonderful resource for all things food oriented in Montreal (Kasma is visiting there in April, 2003). Also an example of how to design a user-friendly website! If you are going to visit, check out their Montreal Stuff Sally's Place has a great page focusing on ethnic cuisines including (of course!) Thai cuisine. What's Cooking America is loaded with interesting information. Global Gourmet is a good resource on food. The Netfood Digest, by Debbie Mazo, comes up with an interesting food website weekly, including an article on Kasma's site. The Netfood Directory has a good collection of links. Torino Baking has some of the best tasting and best looking cakes anywhere. They are in Berkeley, CA. Mimi's Cyber Kitchen has a page of links to all kinds of ethnic food sites. One of the pages has a great collection of ethnic links, including a Thai page of links. Marie Simmons' Cooking World is the website of Marie Simmons, author of 13 plus cookbooks and winner of both the IACP and James Beard Cookbook awards. Atlantic Publishing Company has an excellent collection of books for the cooking professional or afficianado. If I were going to open a restaurant, this would be my first stop. Morell's Breads – Eduardo Morell makes an incredibly delicious rye and raisin bread that is a staple in our household. This is his website. If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, it's worth a trip to the Thursday or Saturday Farmer's Market in Berkeley to get his bread.
Broadway Catering and Events – located in Sonoma, they offer personalized full-service catering for celebrations and events throughout the San Francisco bay Area.
The Ecology Center in Berkeley, California sponsors three terrific farmer's markets. We visit the Saturday market virtually every week to get locally-grown vegetables and fruit, tremendous eggs and delicious bread. Blue Heaven Restaurant. Food history, food origins and facts, menus, recipes, and photos of Blue Heaven Restaurant in Key West, Florida.
Order a Kaffir Lime Tree online! at Four Wind Growers. Their site includes Kasma's section on Kaffir Lime from her book. Beginning in May, 2008 they'll be selling lemongrass, Thai chillies and Thai basil as well. Good Earth Peanuts in Virginia has good information on peanuts. We especially liked "All About Peanuts" . Durian Site!! On the notorious king of fruits. Epicurious.com Food Dictionary – Track down that unknown ingredient! Check out or Links to Online Markets and Asian Herbs & Seeds.
Shawguides.com is the best of the sites listing cooking schools, professional and recreational, all over the world.
There's a good listing of Thai Cooking Classes around the country found on the site of Temple of Thai – an excellent online Thai grocery. Cookery Magic
– offers an authentic culinary experience in a Singapore home. Ruqxana offers many different classes, including weeklong, special theme classes and classes in your home. Thai Cooking
with Jam – If you are near Austin Texas, this looks like a good place to learn to cook Thai food. Renee Restivo offers sustainable culinary tours to Sicily at Soul of Sicily. For people in Minneapolis/St. Paul, there is Supatra's Cooking School. Also check out here pictures of Thai
vegetables. www.sitca.net offers cooking classes on Koh Samui in Thailand and er a three session class on fruit and vegetable carving. One of Kasma's favorite places to teach is Ramekins Cooking School in Sonoma. Check out their online catalogue. Linda Carucci's Kitchen offers cooking classes in the Oakland hills.
If you missed Kasma on Open Road TV, you can check out their website and the story on Oakland's Farmers Market with Kasma which was on October 26, 1997. Four Wind Growers is a source for ordering Kaffir Lime Trees. Their site includes Kasma's section on Kaffir Lime from her book. They'll be offering lemongrass, Thai chillies and Thai basil for sell in May, 2008.
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