posted by [identity profile] leiacat.livejournal.com at 05:58pm on 2005-05-31
Entirely different. What I got was not Thai at all. The sauce was vaguely teriyaki-ish, definitely no basil.
 
posted by [identity profile] dglenn.livejournal.com at 06:10pm on 2005-05-31
Ah. Let me know if the experience turns out to be repeatable (and if so, the name of the dish).
 
posted by [identity profile] leiacat.livejournal.com at 06:19pm on 2005-05-31
Shall do.

(I find the cheese association a bit odd. Perhaps because I don't especially like any cheese that looks like _that_.)
 
posted by [identity profile] dglenn.livejournal.com at 06:22pm on 2005-05-31
There's a white cheese thhat shows up as cubes in Indian curries... And I first encountered tofu in places where I'd expect cheese even if the expected cheese would've been a different shade.

But mostly my "better with cheese on top" is because one of my first thoughts to improve a bland dish s to turn it into a carrier/substrate for cheese.
 
posted by [identity profile] blumindy.livejournal.com at 06:34pm on 2005-05-31
Paneer. YUM!!
 
posted by [identity profile] madbodger.livejournal.com at 01:03am on 2005-06-01
I've had something like this as an appetizer in some Japanese restaurants. Little slibs*
of tofu, about the size of thick pats of butter, in a brown soy-based sauce with sesame
seeds.

* typo for "slabs", but it made me giggle so I left it
 
posted by [identity profile] suecochran.livejournal.com at 01:51pm on 2005-06-02
Age tofu/dofu - I've seen both spellings (pronounced "ah-jay" I believe). Really tasty. They serve it cold, but I bet it would be fine hot, too. "Slibs" - somewhere between "slivers" and "slabs". I like it!

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