Comments on: Cooking the HD Way – Potato Chops

By: Mark from The Viewspaper

Mark from The Viewspaper — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 07:51:03 +0000

Potato chops originated out of Goa? I didnt know that...Thats amazing... Mark from The Viewspaper’s last blog post..A Thaw In Us Relations With Cuba?

By: Ben Shingleton

Ben Shingleton — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:10:55 +0000

Martyn, love chops, love potatos, love a drop of red wine as well, my kind of food! Ben Shingleton’s last blog post..Planning you new Thai Garden (3) - Creating your Design

By: Hoo Don

Hoo Don — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:53:30 +0000

Catherine – Onion Bhajis. That interests me in another cookery post, maybe sometime in the future. I enjoy Indian food myself but my experience with Thailand is that it’s a little overpriced, steak seems better value for money. Easy on the red wine and keep blogging, you are afterall in control of one hell of a good blog.

Mike – Thailand and wine. Myself and WW spent a pre new year break in Loei and we bought some Chateau de Loei, red and white, three bottles for about 1300 baht. Wilai really enjoyed drinking it and I must say I found it okay myself.
My opulent UK lifestyle has seen me this morning switch saving funds into a UK FTSE tracker, you live in hope. As far as Project Wonderful goes I am making about one cent a day but I personally think that eventually it will reward good blogs like yours. Best wishes.

Malcolm – Beef stew is my favourite and I’ve made it many times for myself in Pattaya and nowadays in Wi’s village, you can’t beat a good stew, morning, noon or night.
I was only joking about the grandmother bit, you know my writing style. My wrinkled one died twenty odd years back and she was a great lady. I’ll look forward to the wine as I’m sure young Wilai will as well. Enjoy your day cowboy.

By: Malcolm

Malcolm — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 13:29:47 +0000

Martyn, being a chef and cook all these years for work to support myself and family while being a preacher ,I love to cook in fact just tonight I made a to kill for veggie beef stew, Ciejay gave me the thumbs up , which is a sure sign it is eatable.For sure I will be trying out the Potato chops very soon .I have also found that if you wear sunglasses while chopping onions there are no tears , but I'd rather have a few tears ,than some old lady sitting in my favorite chair watching my favorite movie. Malcolm Ciejay and me are dealers for a wine ,made by Hanuman Winery in Chantaburi made from Mangosteen. We will drink to you and your little lady and will be sure that you get a bottle when you get to Thailand next time . Again good humor and thanks for the recipe fot the potato chops . Malcolm’s last blog post..HEAD EM' UP MOVE EM' OUT

By: Mike

Mike — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 10:12:27 +0000

HD clearly you have been a "single" man too long. Also can I ask if you have tried to purchase a decent bottle of red wine here without a trip to the ATM? Your opulent UK lifestyle just rubs salt in the open wound of my declining UK based pension! Khao Khao and more Khao for me if I am lucky! OK now seriously it sounds fun and tasty but as Cat says I might not get by the red wine and I don't have(thank goodness) any available old women. BTW Sorry I forgot to comment on Project Wonderful on MTF. Not sure really all I seem to get are free riders I think I had 8 cents the last time I looked-no red wine this weekend! Mike’s last blog post..Red Storm Rising in Thailand