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    Barry Grau
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    I just stumbled upon this site with Cambodian recipes. It looks quite
    extensive, not that I know anything about Cambodian cooking:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    -bwg

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  2. Jmcquown
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    Barry Grau said:

    I just stumbled upon this site with Cambodian recipes. It looks quite extensive, not that I know
    anything about Cambodian cooking:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    -bwg

    Quite similar to Thai, Vietnamese and Laotian food. But dang, that music when you enter the site is
    enough to blast you out of your seat! Rather like fingernails on a chalkboard. Reminds me of
    listening to the Thai national anthem when I went to the movies in Bangkok.

    They appear have enough soup recipes to keep me happy for years ;-)

    Jill

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  3. Cindy Fuller
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    In article <[email hidden]>,

    (Barry Grau) said:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    The recipes on this site look mighty tasty. I smell a noodle bowl coming on for tomorrow night's
    dinner. Now if I can only find the My Tho tapioca noodles around here...

    Cindy

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    C.J. Fuller

    Delete the obvious to email me

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  4. Victor Sack
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    Barry Grau said:

    I just stumbled upon this site with Cambodian recipes. It looks quite extensive, not that I know
    anything about Cambodian cooking:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    Ever seen the links blacksalt posts to alt.food.asian ? If not, see <vsack.bei.t-vsack.bei.t-
    online.de/afa_faq.html>. This link is also in the rfc FAQ, so no need to stumble.

    Victor

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  5. Barry Grau
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    "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Barry Grau said:

    I just stumbled upon this site with Cambodian recipes. It looks quite extensive, not that I know
    anything about Cambodian cooking:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    -bwg

    Quite similar to Thai, Vietnamese and Laotian food. But dang, that music when you enter the site
    is enough to blast you out of your seat! Rather like fingernails on a chalkboard. Reminds me of
    listening to the Thai national anthem when I went to the movies in Bangkok.

    They appear have enough soup recipes to keep me happy for years ;-)

    Jill

    Sorry. I had the sound turned off when I went there.

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  6. Barry Grau
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    [email hidden] (Victor Sack) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Barry Grau said:

    I just stumbled upon this site with Cambodian recipes. It looks quite extensive, not that I know
    anything about Cambodian cooking:

    khmerkromrecipes.commain.html

    Ever seen the links blacksalt posts to alt.food.asian ? If not, see <vsack.bei.t-vsack.bei.t-
    online.de/afa_faq.html>. This link is also in the rfc FAQ, so no need to stumble.

    Victor

    I looked at blacksalt's list of links a long time ago. Same for the rfc FAQ. Maybe I need to read
    them again...

    -bwg

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