Man, White guy competing with Yia Vang, came right out doing Laotian food

[theking]

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[theking]

And no, the "largest population" of Hmong in the world doesn't live in Minnesota, not even close... :

[theking]

Never tried nor made "goat" laab before so may have to try it... :

[ProudLao]

No thanks to goat

[DuMa]

The thing about buying larb to eat is that it looks less filling.  Portions are usually small so perhaps people eat it as an appetizer.   I been treating it like an entree so if you want some, you gotta order your own plate. 

since vietnam is close to laos, we do have something similar.  We call it be thui which means young deer meat or veal. 




if you want to learn how to make it, here is the recipe. 

https://mamasnowcooks.com/recipe/appetizers-goi-salads/be-thui/

[ProudLao]

Not in the twin cities. Restaurants gives out pretty good portion.

[theking]

The thing about buying larb to eat is that it looks less filling.  Portions are usually small so perhaps people eat it as an appetizer.   I been treating it like an entree so if you want some, you gotta order your own plate. 

since vietnam is close to laos, we do have something similar.  We call it be thui which means young deer meat or veal. 




if you want to learn how to make it, here is the recipe. 

https://mamasnowcooks.com/recipe/appetizers-goi-salads/be-thui/

Interesting, might have to try it next time at a Viet restaurant if they have it...thanks for the info!

[Dok_Champa]

What was the result of the Lao larb for the white guy?  Did the judges like/hate it?  Did Yia did a similar dish?  How was Yia compare to the white guy?

I didn't get a chance to watch.  Is the competition still on going?

[theking]

The show is still streaming on Netflix..

I don't want to say too much yet because I don't want to spoil it for others that have not stream it yet..

[YAX]

The problem with using peppers in the dishes is that, you can’t please all the judges because to one, it’s not spicy enough while to the other judge, it’s too spicy.