Changkhui: Indies' Kitchen

Finally, Guzzie and Indies' Girl managed to conclude their market trip. Midnight, to be precise. For the last leg of their journey, they visited the fruits section. Hope you all enjoy their clips.

Chiangmai Night market must be one of the largest markets in the world, since Guzzie and Indies Girl still could not finish their market walk. You could tell that they did enjoy their walk by the conversation tone. Anyway, it was always fun to see good story tellers.

Guzzie and Indies Girl were continued their walk along night market in Chiangmai. Both thoroughly enjoyed the walk, buying a few things here and there. Evidently, the vegetables prices in Chiangmai were much lower than in Bangkok.

Guzzie and Indies Girl were back and still in Chiangmai. They were just about to show you the night market there.

We renamed the program to this so as to pass on the Indies' Kitchen name to the restaurant. Our Indies' Girl teamed up with Guzzie to talk to a guest, who was a local in Chiangmai, Benjamas Nimmanhaemin or Waew. She told us about what to see in Chiangmai.

For the record, Kanjana antied smoking, but the topic was interesting enough. We had a visitor who used to enjoy a lot of smoking, but no longer consumed as much. So we asked if he could share his experience, what was so good about it, type and how to consume it properly. So from time to time, Indies' Girl may have a surprise for you.

Sorry for audio listeners, this podcast was best viewed in VDO, which you could see it on our site, http://www.changkhui.com/Thai_IndiesKitchen.html. On this podcast, Gan from Mai Hlap Mai Non joined Indies' Girl to discuss her favourite food-related books. There were quite a few, but sorry, if our hosts forgot to mention the books titles and authors.

Guzzie took us across the Atlantic, from UK, to USA, This time to introduce us to Martha Stewart. We also had Ya Da as our guest. It was interesting to see that the two ladies had a lot of things in common, apart from being born on the same year. Their life cycles hit their up's and down's at surprisingly the same time. Photo were provided on courtesy of Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com). The official site of Martha Stewart is at http://www.marthastewart.com.

It's generally known in international markets that food tasting can be a profession, but it was rare to see one in this country. Therefore, it was a surprise that Kasetsart university had a course especially for this task. Dr.Thongchai gave us an overview about what KU had to offer, and also, an opening for a part-time for product testing. Mind you, it was not alwasy about food tasting.

Guzzie revisited Indies' Kitchen, along with a special guest, YaDa. They discusssed about an Icon in the international crusine industry, Delia Smith. The lady was a role model for Guzzie, whose first cooking book was Delia Smith's. Delia was so famous in the UK that the Rolling Stones used her cooking as the cover for the album Let It Bleed. You can also check for more info at http://www.deliaonline.com. Thank you Guzzie very much for her courtesy in preparing the materials for this episode.