| Profiel van VíÇSpace ของ VichaiyaFoto'sWeblogLijsten |  Extra  Help |
Fucking's day!17 january,
14.12pm. I walk out from G H Bank with my pain and control my eyes to not cry.
I felt like I was just shot with a.38 "Fuck themselves"
I tried to told myself "I won't be hopeless till lost breath of my life." But i cry in my car for a while.
15.00pm. I confused and lost in Bangkok. I think of my mom then i drive to met her.
16.00pm. I went to Central Praram3 shopping mall for meet a friend. I walking from carpark to 2th floor on escalator then i tumble and fall to downstair. Hundread eyes look at me. I lost face and to feel disgraced.
16.30pm. I clean and clear my blood on my arm to be nice again( really?) I went to upstair again but other way (by lift). I have appointment with a friend in Starbuck coffee shop at 16.30pm. I wait there 10 minutes but my friend not come or forgot then Electric cut
17.00pm. i called my mom for told her i will take her to go to dinner with my older brother. I tried to drove to shortcut to my mother's house but i lost on express ways. Again! 1 hrs i can go there. Actually,I can drive with normal way for 25 minutes
18.20pm. I go MK restuarant and enjoy foods with my mom and brother.
,then i took them to home and i drove to go back to Pattaya (2hrs)
22.45 pm. I'm arrive to home at pattaya and so tired. I open my door and see all poo poo of my cat around the floor.
Un-cry these tears! Pat ga-prao!One of the most famous Thai dishes around the world is this one, stir-fried chicken fried with chili and holy basil. You don’t have to use minced chicken, as variations include pork or shrimp. In Thai it is called pat ga-prao. The last part refers to the basil. It is quite simple to cook and the result is very delicious.
Thousands of these shops around Thailand. They are much cheaper than going to a restaurant. Believe it or not, this dish was only 25 baht which is about 60 cents. Most foreigners miss out on these meals as they think that they will get ill if they eat street food. So, they decide to pay three or four times as much in a restaurant for exactly the same dish. The ingredients probably came from the same market and were cooked in the same kind of kitchen. I am not saying you won’t ever get ill by eating street food. You just need to use some common sense. If you see a lot of Thai people eating at a food stall or food shop, then the chances are high that the food is not only delicious, but safe to eat too!.
Ga prao koong (shrimp)
How to fry an egg
-Over medium heat, warm a small amount of oil or butter, perhaps 1 1/2 tsp., in a small (8-inch) skillet, or spray the pan with nonstick cooking spray.
-Crack an egg into the pan
-Cook until the white appears solid, about 3 to 4 minute
-For basted eggs, put 1 tsp. or so of melted butter over the yolk
-For eggs sunny-side up, remove the egg from the pan with a spatula and serve.
-For eggs over easy, carefully flip the egg over onto the yolk side and cook another minute or two. (You'll probably want to turn the egg after 2 to 3 minutes, instead of 3 to 4, depending on how well done you like your eggs.)
Tips & Warnings
-If the egg's edges burn, turn down the heat.
-Most people like the egg cooked gently, as the white gets rubbery if the heat is cranked up. But some people like their fried eggs with browned edges. Turn up the heat if you like it that way!
-Some people cover the pan to make the egg cook faster, but then the yolk gets a film over the top
-Eggs are high in cholesterol.
|
|
|
