RECEIPE
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ROA SUSHI
Ingredients:
- 4 tbsp of Roa
- 1 Persian Cucumber
- Some Pickled Carrots
- 2 tbsp Hondashi
- 1 1/2 tbsp rice vinegar
- a pinch of salt
- a pinch of sugar
- 2 nori sheets
- 2 eggs
- sushi mat
- 1 1/2 cups of cooked short grain
rice
How To:
1. Put the rice vinegar, a pinch of
sugar and salt into the rice. Mix in a
diagonal motion. Once finished, leave
it to the side.
3. Heat up a small nonstick pan. No
need to add oil and just cook the
egg mixture on the pan. When its
done, put the egg in a cutting board
and slice it into thin long pieces.
Once its done, leave it to the side.
4. Now, to cook the roa, you don’t
need to put any oil because roa
already contains oil already. Just
add another 1 tbsp of hondashi and
a pinch of salt. Cook till it sizzles.
5. Slice the cucumber into half
diagonally and cut them into long
pieces as well.
6. Place the sushi mat into a big
ziplock bag and put the nori sheet
on top. Distribute the rice evenly
into the nori sheet, add the 2 slices
of eggs, a couple of cucumbers,
pickled carrots and the roa.
7. Roll the sushi and cut it into
about 1-1 1/2 inch each.
2. Crack the 2 eggs into a bowl, add
a tbsp of hondashi and a pinch of
salt to the egg and stir.
ENTERTAINMENT
THAILAND - THE EXTREME MUSIC
HUB OF SOUTH EAST ASIA
The music is seen to have the
influences of the west but there is
also a uniquely Thai feeling to the
songs that the bands themselves
compose. Turnouts are always
quite large gigs are generally well
received. There is a decent flow
of international artists through this
area with possible 2 or 3 big names
per year but local bands keep
things lively throughout the year,
regardless.
E
xtreme music is known for
its entourage of diehard,
hardcore fans and their
carefree attitude. Thailand is a
magnet for big names like Polish
death metal gods, Vader, who
breached shores in July, as well
as German thrash aficionados,
Kreator, who already performed in
mid-May 2014. The last few years
have seen a plethora of names
synonymous with their respective
subgenres of metal music.
With the release of “Metal:
A headbanger’s journey” in 2005,
it became a well-known fact
that metal was global. Thailand,
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however,