Vegetarian Dishes
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I can't help you but . . . http://khmerkromrecipes.com/pages/mahope-sap.html maybe this link has some tasty food lol it's funny how they call it mahope sap xD
it is very interesting... thanks for sharing
I might try some myself since it is Khmer Krom vegetarians.
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sound good dear
i am going to try them
How you prefer your tofu?
btw, Nice signature
, Sreymup dear.Cherry blossoms is one of my favorite
I think it would be a Khmer dish if it's prepare and cooked by a Khmer person. It isn't always necessary to follow someone's else recipe if you can cook the basic food already. For someone that is cooking the dish for themselves, you have the option to put whatever you enjoy eating and go wild with your own dish. You will love it because it's all the stuff you enjoy eating.
When I feel like eating a vegetarian dish, I would gather all the veggies that I felt like eating for that day and stir fry them all in the pot. Use the sauce to my liking and enjoy a dish of all my favorite vegetable in a dish make by myself.
Certain vegetable or mushroom can make a vegetarian dish pretty pricy at the restaurant and they don't give you much of the tasty vegetable. I would just get it from the supermarket and cook it myself. I will have leftover veggies for the next day to prepare myself another vegetarian dish.
Or you can always go for the all time basic mee su with no meat that the Khmer monk is having at the temple.
Noodle with veggies is an all time favorite dish.
When I feel like eating a vegetarian dish, I would gather all the veggies that I felt like eating for that day and stir fry them all in the pot. Use the sauce to my liking and enjoy a dish of all my favorite vegetable in a dish make by myself.
Certain vegetable or mushroom can make a vegetarian dish pretty pricy at the restaurant and they don't give you much of the tasty vegetable. I would just get it from the supermarket and cook it myself. I will have leftover veggies for the next day to prepare myself another vegetarian dish.
Or you can always go for the all time basic mee su with no meat that the Khmer monk is having at the temple.
Noodle with veggies is an all time favorite dish.
My youngest sister (26) died 3 weeks ago. I can't become a monk, so going no-meat til her 100th day ceremony is the least I can do for her. I'm also doing it for myself -- changing my lifestyle up a bit in trying to cope with everything. I'm honestly lost in life right now.
Hunnie, thanks for the support.
I heard about becoming a monk but didn't know that a person can substitute, for lack of a better word, eating vegetarian diet for being a monk. Interesting.
We're all here for you should you need our help.
I don't think it's much of a substitute, it's more of an escape to ease my suffering. Although my parent told me that I'd would be more suitable as a monk if I'm younger than my sister. Going no-meat is more challenging for me anyway.
Also, it helps me think by going no-meat, I can save a small fraction of animal lives that are being taken and consumed in billions during these three months and hopefully in return, some "bon" for my sister's afterlife.
And thanks, Hamster.