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dmax | 20:33 Wed 17th Mar 2010 | Food & Drink
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Is that like the Hoi Paloi ... but in Bangkok ?
20:35 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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lol @ jog. Not quite sure what dmax wants us to do with this information...
20:37 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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Is it some sort of food, Lardy ?
20:45 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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Dunno jog - but there's also such a thing as a Soi Poloi...
20:48 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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sorry, its a thai dish with an anisede flavour ,very sweet , tasted it before but want to know if anyone has reipe and can i make it with chopped pork ribs , thanks
20:53 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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There you go jog - all is revealed
20:54 Wed 17th Mar 2010
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Perhaps you mean ''Palo''? It's the Thai word for dishes cooked with Chinese 5-spice, so you'll find chicken palo, plus duck, pork, and anything else you can think of. There's also stews that use these spices. Try Google for palo recipes.
19:28 Thu 18th Mar 2010

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