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The Taste of the South … of Bangkok

When I was an undergraduate student at Bryn Mawr, I remember reading Edward Saïd s Orientalism and having my mind blown. It has colored my perspective of the world ever since. One of the things I love best about food writing Continue reading

Some Like It Hat Yai

I love fried chicken. It s one of the things that I feel betrays my true Thai-ness. I mean, I may not really act like a Thai person, or speak Thai perfectly, but at least I eat like a Thai person. Continue reading

Cooking with Chin

People say that the best thing about travel is how it teaches you about yourself. After one month on the road in southern Italy, I can confidently say that I have truly learned a lot, and that lot is this: Continue reading

Any Major Dude

A long long time ago, in a country far far away, I went to a Steely Dan concert. It was a gift (bought voluntarily, and out of the blue) from my then-boyfriend, during a visit to his family home in Continue reading

See ya, I’m moving to Songkhla

In spite of all of the guides I ve published about traversing the length and breadth of Thailand for good street food, I d never been to Songkhla, a province set like a cap over the three southernmost Thai provinces of Pattani, Continue reading

What’s Cooking: Avocado som tum

Another week, another outrage-generated Twitter discourse, and this time, it s not about food. Instead, it s about the only subject that is truly in my wheelhouse, the only thing that would spur me to drag myself off of my couch and Continue reading

The Pitfalls of Asian Cooking

It s been a little over a week since my knee surgery, and since then I ve mostly been relegated to hanging out at my house, Jimmy Stewart-in- Rear-Window -style. Like Jimmy Stewart, I have been left to my own devices, entertainment-wise. Unlike Jimmy Continue reading

Saying Goodbye

If you follow astrology, you will have read that there is a big shift in the world from the sun exiting Capricorn and entering Aquarius. Of course, if you follow the news, you are already well-aware that a big shift Continue reading

Caring about Thai Food

I briefly found myself in my old neighborhood and passed by a place called Lomo occupying the former No Idea restaurant space. It had the look of a South Pacific-style restaurant in the vein of Trader Vic s, and relishing the Continue reading

Changing with the Times

I have, sadly, been up to my neck in edits (some of which are in our upcoming cookbook). This is widely recognized, I believe, to be the most tedious part of the getting-a-book-you-wrote-onto-a-bookstore-shelf process. Because I have been busy pinpointing Continue reading