Showing posts with label lao food blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lao food blog. Show all posts

Friday, 17 June 2011

Lao Food

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What cultures do you like apart from your own?

What cultures would you like to explore more or are completely infatuated with? What made you like this certain culture??

I ask because I see ppl who are able to be culturally ambiguous and take on other cultures as if it were their own (adopt cultures) and i find t fascinating. I have a certain affinity for Lao ppl and culture (especially their bomb food ;p) I think it all goes back to my early teen years when I started hanging out with some Laotian people in my school. The hospitality they and their families showed me was unlike any I have ever received from my own kind or any other groups. They treated me like a family member, feed me, helped me when i needed it and never asked anything in return. That is how i began to adopt this culture.


I like pretty much all cultures EXCEPT for French. For some reason, I hate french - the language, the style, the decor, the - everything. Anyway, my absolute favorite cultures are Native American (pretty much all kinds) and the African Americans. Ever since like, third grade and we learned about Harriet Tubman and the cruelties slaves faced, I've been reading books taking place around the time. I've read hundreds of realistic fiction books, and quite a few nonfiction books as well. I think that in every book, the hospitality and kindness from a lot of the slaves that were constantly treated cruelly, really got to me. I think that's why ever since I was in third grade I've wished that I had an interesting and/or honest group of ancestors - I've wished that I were Native American or African American. Among the books about slavery and racism towards them in the future, I've also read a lot about Native Americans and their decsendants. It's so interesting! The stories they came up with, the rituals, everything!

OK, sorry for the little rant, anyway, Native American culture or African American mostly. As for the people, I like people for who they are, not their race. I do love accents though, British especially.


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Friday, 16 July 2010

Lao Food

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why does asian people like an exotic food?

no racist...first of all, anyone who can't answer politely will get blocked. please answer question straightly..no intrigue?

I just curious why most east asian countries favor the raw food and strange food? -south east asians like laotian and vietanamese eat raw meat with spicy and fresh animal blood, japanese eat raw fish while the korean and chinese also enjoy eating living animals. I think its very cruel....even the middle east asians or indians don't eat these type of food. its also prohibit to their religion to eat living animals, blood and anythings weird

example
breathing head with a dead body.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuiO_RjqV7U


moving snake meats.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFelfDbkzm4&NR=1

baby octopus eating
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T4c4g3iXv0
well, the second link is the competition of cooking exotic foods.


ok what you consider to be strange and weird. well thats the only food they know. that is how they grew up. so its not strange to them. there are foods you eat they may not find appetizing. if thats the only food you ever know its not strange to them. its their culture. granted its not your typical western Fare but its not strange. just like a lot of people see Asians as "exotic".. you ask any of them and they dont see exotic at all. they are like we all look the same. usually dark hair etc. so its all in your perspective. one of my friends who lives in asia.. she is chinese and she is like. why do all of you think we are exotic. SHE told me. we all look alike. LOL so there you go. some cultures have arranged marriages and while we cant fathom that. its what they have always known. oh and to the asians.. the food is not considered exotic. its just food.


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