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BANGKOK
Shanghai Mansion
Chinatown
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Located in the heart of Bangkok's Chinatown, this is a greatlocationl for exploring the Thai capital's Sino side. We love its shared courtyard facilities, just outside suite and deluxe rooms |
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WHO & WHAT IS THE GLOBETROTTING GOURMET: |
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We approach food as much more than just cooking... |
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Join us on an epicurean adventure to the exotic Orient and let us show you a side of Asia undiscovered by mass tourisim. Our food market tours and cooking classes introduce you to a delicious world of new flavors. Add great meals, terrific hotels, and you have our winning recipe. |
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CLICK HERE for our Q&A introduction... |
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 Cookbook author Robert Carmack, and textile designer Morrison Polkinghorne steer you off the beaten path to discover Southeast Asia's culture through its foods.
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SHANGHAI MANSION
written for T.A.T. Newsroom by Robert Carmack |
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 Yaowarat, at the centre of Bangkok’s Chinatown, is often called the most “authentic” Chinese community outside of mainland China. It’s certainly the world’s most vibrant.l........
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Gastronomic Innovation
Thai Culinary Art Goes International
written for T.A.T. Newsroom by Robert Carmack |
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Thai cuisine has without doubt taken the world by storm, and Thai culinary art has gone international along with it. This cooking transition, or evolution, takes several different forms and reflects gastronomic innovation and collaboration on an international level........ read on |
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Isaan On My Mind
Khon Kaen, The Crossroads of Thailand's Northeast.
written for T.A.T. Newsroom by Robert Carmack |
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I am travelling along the sticky rice trail towards the epicentre of Thailand's vast northeastern region Isaan. Here, all trails lead to.......
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| COOKBOOKS BY ROBERT CARMACK - international editions |
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FOOD & DRINK: Lonely Planet |
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YEAR OF THE RABBIT |
| 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011 |
| The Chinese lunar calendar and Christian Easter join forces during the year of the rabbit. And In Thailand, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia New Year arrives mid April, during the water festival. There, it marks the end of the long 6 month dry season, heading into monsoons. |
Year of the rabbit combines calendar with zodiac,
Chinese New Year, or Mid Spring festival in China, and TET in Vietnam, typically falls between late January to mid February, depending on the lunar calendar.
Those born under these stars are both timid and cuddly, cautious yet wise. |
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