Hsaba
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hsa*ba [http://www.hsaba.com] means please eat. It was born out of a desire to cook and eat Burmese food. I was born in Burma and grew up in a family that loved to eat and cook. When we are not doing these two things, we are inevitably talking about food. Food remains a common passion, a connection that keeps us close to our roots and comforts us when we are missing Burma.Find out more about Burmese food at http://www.hsaba.com
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fiveadayz says :
Mmm liking the look your recipes, must try one sometime...
Been looking into Burmese cuisine 'cos my Grandad is from there. I seems that tumeric is the dominant flavor yes? What kind of vegetables are traditionally used? I'm thinking green beans and carrots...
Posted on: 19 September 2007 - 9:25am
startcooking says :
I am totally unfamiliar with Burmese style of food and cooking. I can't wait to try some of these tempting recipes! They look fantastic! Cheers -Kathy
Posted on: 8 September 2007 - 6:53pm
shantihhh says :
welcome to iFood.TV so glad to see your recipes. We love all Asian cuisines-especially Thai. You might want to join my Thai Group here or World On My Plate or both and tick these groups to display your recipes.
Posted on: 13 August 2007 - 3:50pm
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Sex:
Female
Relationship Status:
Married
Languages:
English, Burmese, Mandarin
Hobbies:
Food & travel photography, cooking, hiking, figurative art, Tolkien
