C/w Nana: Lao Steamed Bamboo Shoots (ໝົກໜໍ່ໄມ້ == Moke Naw Mai)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, I show how to make Moke Naw Mai (ໝົກໜໍ່ໄມ້), which is shredded bamboo shoots, with or without meat, wrapped in banana leaves, and steamed.
This is mostly in Lao language. English annotiations will be available soon.
:: Cooking with Nana: Lao Steamed Bamboo Shoots with Pork (ໝົກໜໍ່ໄມ້ == Moke Naw Mai)
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Hi 👋 Nana, I'm Mexican and my husband is Lao. I really like your recipes, your videos helps me a lot !!! Thank you so much 😊
Nana, you are like my Mama :-). Your Lao food is so clear, creative and delicious. Lao and English ist the perfect way to show us how to cook laotian for everyone. thank you very much from Berlin.
thank you euy nana. my husband is beginning to appreciate laos and thai food more now since I'm cooking it the right way. lol.
My mother in law use to make this and I enjoyed eating it although I never knew what all was in it. I may try to make some day. Thanks for your vids.
FC from New Jersey, I loved your mok nah mai der.
I really enjoyed your cooking and your daughter is very cute. Thanks for sharing.
Love it
Loved your video
Thank so much for sharing, I think I have confidence to try on my own now. Thank again.
Oh my gosh I have been craving for this. Now I know how to make it.
Thank you for sharing Nana.
Yay...you're back...and also with one of my favorite dishes....yum yum nom nom nom =)
Love that i could get it everyday
I made this following your recipie, it turned out great! Thanks for sharing :)
U R FANTASTIC CHEF!! hope i can make it. YUMMY
thats a lot of work!
thanks for sharing, my favorite!
thanks you nana, now i know how to steam bamboo, i was wonder how it was done,
i buy this in market. it tastes good. eat with sticky rice.
I already cooked this it's great but u helped me cause I don't know what to do until I watched this thanks:)
TheSilentYellow I'm glad to help.
Doodah Girl, thanks for reminding me. I gotta get my editor to add the English annotations. Thanks for the feedback and suggestion.
you are so cute speaking half laotian half english, Love this video, I want some bamboo so badly :)
LUV u chef!
Thanks and hope you also show us how to make Kaeng Naw Mai :)
Thank you for making it :)
Nana, I know you said there will be English annotations soon, but think a list of English ingredients and amounts in your description box would suffice most non-Lao viewers...but if you did both, that would be even more awesome. But I know it's a lot of work and so a list would be the easiest and most useful (doesn't even need the directions, just a list of ingredients and amounts). Just my two cents. Thanks again for posting all these delicious recipes!
Can you give me your measure? I'm pregnant and craving for this dish
Wish you would make it for sale and ship it to me!!! I think there's a huge market for it! hint hint. lol
Can you show how to make som pak gard please? (sour green mustard)
Bonjour Nana ປ້າຢາກູ້ຮວ່າ ຫົມກຸສກແລ້ວ ຈະ ໃ່ສ conger ໄ້ວ ີກນົດນ ໄ້ດ ໍ່ບ?(ປ້າໃຫມ)
Hi Nana, I interested in Khao Jee Patey (ເຂົ້າຈີ່ປາເຕ). Can you please show me how to cook the Patey.
Chanthima Khamsavath Sorry, I don't know how to make the pate.
can you make Laotian yum salad please?
I need subtitles please.😁
Can you show how to make khao soy? thank you,
+nana (nice name).. I can show how to make it, but I don't have the fermented bean. You can check out my friend kathy's video Kasoy Meat Sauce (Khaosoy, kaosoy, kasoi, kowhsoy)
Can you speak English too. This looks so good
Tiffani Trinh Yes, in my newer videos, I try to speak more English. Thanks for watching and trying to understand.
thank....
I dont why. Not helpful.. Because I dont understand Laos language when you're explaining each ingredient. 2/3 laos and 1/3 English is not helping me make this dish.
James Donaire thank you for your feedback. This video was from 4 years ago and we were still trying to figure out the audience. My newer videos are almost entirely in English, with English subtitles whenever I say something in Lao.