Let's look at the ingredients used in preparing my favourite tom yam kung:
...all the other ingredients are ok but...chicken stock is added to enhance the flavour of the soup. Sometimes pork stock is added.
What about steamed fish? Afterall it's just fish that is steamed. Let's check it out:
Pork fat is used for the shinny effect and chicken stock is to enhance the flavour.
Chicken stock is used as as flavour enhancer.
Although it's a vegetarian curry, chicken stock is used here, too.
Supposedly a seafood dish but whisky is added to it. These are just a few examples that I have encountered in English. There're more but in Thai. I'll add more from time to time, yeah.
5 comments:
Puan Lynn,
Saya suka entri blog puan.Banyak maklumat menarik tentang makanan halal di Bangkok. Saya baca entri terakhir puan sehinggalah kepada entri pertama.Saya bercadang untuk ke sana lagi suatu hari nanti.
Saya pernah pekena BBQ di Sinthone ( berhampiran Alexander Hotel) Ramkhamhaeng Rd. pada tahun 2008 yang lalu.
Teruskan menulis!
You are a Thai Muslim for goodness sake. Not an Arab muslim
Assalamualaikum wbt.
What do you mean? What's the difference between a Thai Muslim and an Arab Muslim? What about Muslims from other countries?
Thanks Lynn for the info..at least ada evidence. It makes it easy to tell our friends who think all seafood menus are halal over there.
Dear bu Lynn,
semoga selalu semangat menyebarkan info seperti ini. InsyaAllah banyak yg membutuhkan. Barokallah.
Sorry for the "anonymous" above, your comment is such a weird one. All muslims are all the same, we have the same right to eat halalan thoyiban food.
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