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Today I head to a local market in Bangkok, Thailand to eat an authentic and man-ly Thai breakfast dish known as Kai Luak (ไข่ลวก) - a soft boiled egg served as a shot.
It is served slimy and juicy, you add a dash of pepper and take the shot. I would recommend washing it down with a sip of Thai style breakfast coffee.
I also dig into Thai style donuts known as Patongo (ปาท่องโก๋). These little pillows of dough are deep fried in little "X" shapes. They are super crunchy on the outside and wonderfully soft and fluffy on the inside. Some people eat them plain while others dip them into "sang kaya" sauce.
There are not many distinguishable Thai breakfast dishes, if you are in the mood for rice and curry or rice and stir fried Thai food, you won't have a problem locating them. But Kai Luak (ไข่ลวก) and Patongo (ปาท่องโก๋) are two uniquely Thai breakfast dishes that you can find on the streets of Bangkok and throughout the country.
When you are in Thailand, don't forget to sample some Thai breakfast foods as well: http://www.eatingthaifood.com/2012/01/thai-breakfast-food-dishes/
Today I head to a local market in Bangkok, Thailand to eat an authentic and man-ly Thai breakfast dish known as Kai Luak (ไข่ลวก) - a soft boiled egg served as a shot.
It is served slimy and juicy, you add a dash of pepper and take the shot. I would recommend washing it down with a sip of Thai style breakfast coffee.
I also dig into Thai style donuts known as Patongo (ปาท่องโก๋). These little pillows of dough are deep fried in little "X" shapes. They are super crunchy on the outside and wonderfully soft and fluffy on the inside. Some people eat them plain while others dip them into "sang kaya" sauce.
There are not many distinguishable Thai breakfast dishes, if you are in the mood for rice and curry or rice and stir fried Thai food, you won't have a problem locating them. But Kai Luak (ไข่ลวก) and Patongo (ปาท่องโก๋) are two uniquely Thai breakfast dishes that you can find on the streets of Bangkok and throughout the country.
When you are in Thailand, don't forget to sample some Thai breakfast foods as well: http://www.eatingthaifood.com/2012/01/thai-breakfast-food-dishes/
That's great. All the energy a man needs in a egg and not red bull.
After a night of drinking, I like it mixed with the coffee.
This is adorable to look back on Mark in his “early years”. “A man’s breakfast..if you know what I mean”. How cheeky compared to the family guy he is now
Good Break fast👍💯😋😍💖
I'm from Jakarta, Indonesia. We always eat/drink the egg just like you are, and we only put an inch of salt and pepper, without a soy sauce. Cuz I can see it in your face that your expression when you drink it is not so excited. Lol. But no worries, try again with my suggestion, only salt and pepper, that'll be so much better and tasty. Regards.
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Yuck! I can't do undercooked egg whites that way. It literally gags me. The creamy yellow however has a silky texture so the raw or undercooked yello yolk is gone. I justcant handle the texture and taste of in or undercooked egg whiles.
thatmake you STRONK
That looks like a nutritious start to a day !!!!
where is this market?
well now i think tamago kake gohan's better than drink whole half cooked egg for breakfast.
or maybe stmj(susu telur madu jahe) better since they mixed w/ milk, honey and ginger
Brother, try ไข่ลวก without breaking the red yolk.
It will break inside your throat which makes it 3x better
a real man mixes vodka with his egg shot