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Author Topic: Don't know about your elders but mine call these kua txob tawv twm back in Laos  (Read 651 times)

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All I need is sticky rice to go with this and it can be sufficient enough  O0:










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Obviously the ones made in Laos had livestock skin such as water buffalo skin in it..which is why it's called buffalo skin chili pepper dip by my Hmong elders... O0:




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It was harder to find water buffalo skin here in the US so my mom used pork skin instead:




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This is jell bong in Lao. It’s best with Buffalo skins.



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Agree regarding the buffalo skin point...

When my mom made it in Laos, she had to boil the water buffalo skin for a while before it's tender enough to be shredded and mixed it with the chili dip but it was worth it.  O0



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