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How to make Laotian long bean salad (tum mar toawr)

This dish is for my mom. You see, my mom wouldn't know a measuring of spoon or cup if it hit her on the head. She has no recipes or cookbooks. she just cook by instinct-including her sense of humo...  
 
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vs61083 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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"ahan lao saeb lie"! im so hungry for long bean salad! by the way, i never use shirmp paste. instead, i use only "padag". And some blocks of sour tamarind too.
laotakao (7 months ago) Show Hide
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This is good.  I prefer the lighter color beans...interesting...you use the same ingredients as som tum...I would not use garlic in this though...looks so good...i will make some tomorrow and eat with sticky rice and grill fish...thanks
PookieIsYourBoo (9 months ago) Show Hide
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you can also shred carrots the same way as papaya too. or mix together to make a really delicious Lao Papaya salad. Lao food is the best! Sometimes i like to make the papaya salad using a really ripe papaya. It is sweet though you don't need to add sugar. Just add a perfect amount of lime and other ingredients. I just haven't have asian long beans for a while like when i last ate "laab-goong". SO GOOOOOD!!!!!
PookieIsYourBoo (9 months ago) Show Hide
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the ingredients are the same as papaya and cucumber salad. especially you can never miss the "padag".
tum-mug-hoong, tum-mug-tua, and tum-mug-thang
laoscholar (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Oy, Yak kin nam dae. Kop Jai lai lai.
pooyingteegla (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Try adding lemon basil, it definitely add the taste. It's amazing.
thepookyhead (1 year ago) Show Hide
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ohhhhhh yeeaaaaaaaahhhh, yum yum!!!
bluejuiseritsma (1 year ago) Show Hide
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We haitians (from haiti, for those who dont know) use the same thing to pound our garlic and to make our spices. We call it pillon (pronounced pee-lo)
Shaythong (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Looks tasty! By the way what's the song in the video?
bboyeion (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i really dont know but every laos/thai person has this song.. that i know of..

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