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Kkamleman replied to the thread Food on La Meseta beyond abysmal.Yes, some things don’t translate well. In Malaysia and Indonesia it’s called Serunding. My favorite lost in translation dish is “Saliva Chicken”. A cold Szechuan dish - the intent behind the name is Chicken so good it will make your mouth water...
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Kkamleman replied to the thread LIVE from the Camino Walking the Dream Part 2 - Kumano Kodo in Japan sister pilgrimage of Camino de Santiago.We did the Kumano Kodo last year. For those contemplating it, realize it is much tougher than the Camino (either Frances or Primitivo). The terrain is really rough, and slopes both up and down very steep, with few amenities between stages. Book...
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Kkamleman replied to the thread Food on La Meseta beyond abysmal.And I can attest to the quality of the suckling lamb there.
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Kkamleman replied to the thread Food on La Meseta beyond abysmal.Though Chicken Tikka Masala is a real British invention that doesn’t exist in India. My mum, who was Indian loved it, and returned from every trip to the UK with bottles of CTM paste. Can’t speak to the other dishes though!
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Kkamleman replied to the thread Food on La Meseta beyond abysmal.Well actually coming from a “third world country” (yes some of us do walk the Camino, more than once sometimes) I must agree with the OP that the food we eat is way better than “first world” American food. I mean, Tom Yam, Banh Mi, Curries...
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