Contents
PART ONE:
PART TWO:
PART THREE:
Dining by the timeless Ayeyarwady (Irrawaddy) River, Myanmars main waterway which was referred to by Kipling as the road to Mandalay.
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All food photography by Luca Invernizzi Tettoni. Additional photos courtesy of Photobank Singapore: Luca Invernizzi Tettoni (pages ).
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Index
Aloo Kuttlet
Ametha Pudeena Samosa
Arakan Rice Noodles in Fish Soup 66
Bachelors Chicken Curry 90
Balachaung Gyaw
Bamboo Shoot Curry 104
bamboo shoots 31
banana stem 31
basil 31
Beef and Mint Samosa 44
Bottleneck Gourd Soup 64
Buthee Gyaw
Buthee Hingha
Catfish in Tamarind Sauce 82
chayote 31
Chickpea Soup with
Chicken 52
Chicken and Gourd Curry 92
Chicken Curry with Tomato 92
chilli 31
Chinbaung Gyawchet
Chinese kale, see kailan
christophene, see chayote
cilantro, see coriander leaves
cinnamon 31
cloud ear fungus 32
Coconut Noodles 60
coconut milk 32
coriander leaves 32
courgette, see gourd
cowpea 32
Crispy Fried Noodle Soup 64
curry leaves 32
daikon, see white radish
Daikon Salad 72
drumstick vegetable 32
Dunthalon Hinyay
Fermented Bamboo Shoot Soup 56
fermented horse gram 32
Fermented Horse Gram Sauce 39
fermented bamboo shoots, see bamboo shoots
Fermented Tea Leaf Salad 40
fermented tea leaves 32
Fish Sauce Dip 37
Fish Soup with Drumsticks 52
fish paste 32
fish sauce 32
Floating Rice Dumplings 114
flour 33
Fried Dried Shrimp with Chilli 38
Fried Fish Cakes 39
Fried Fish Cake Salad 80
Fried Fermented Soya Bean Cake 38
Fried Rice with Peas 48
galangal 33
Ganan Hin
garam masala 33
garlic 33
Gauyakharthee Gyaw
ginger 33
gourd 33
Gourd Tempura 42
Green Mango Salad 76
Green Papaya Salad 76
Green Tamarind Pickle 38
Grilled Eggplant Salad 72
Horseshoe Leaf Salad 70
horseshoe leaves 33
Htamane
Indian Mulberry 33
Kaffir Lime Salad 78
kaffir lime 33
kailan 33
Kailun Gyaw
Kauk Nyin Baung
Kauknyin Sehtamin
Kazunywet Gyaw
Khayanchinthee Pantwepyaw
Khayanthee Naut
Khayanthee Thoke
kim chee
Kneaded Shan Rice 46
Kyasan Chet
Kyaukpayon Hingcho
Kyaukswe Kywt Hincho
Kyethar Buthee
Kyethar Kalatharchet
Kyethar Ngapichet
lablab beans 33
leek root 33
lemongrass 33
Lephet Thoke
Let Thoke Sone
lily buds 34
lime 34
Mandalay Meeshay
Mangye Chin
Mangyitheesein Htaung
Mho Hingyo
mint 34
Mohinga
Mon Lakpya
Mon Lon Ye Paw
Monlar Oo Thoke
Mushroom Soup with Water Spinach 54
mustard leaves 34
Myanmarese Crab Curry 88
Myin Khwa Ywet Thoke
Myit Se Chet
Myitchin Hinyay
Ngakhu Chet
Ngapiyaycho
Ngathalaukbaung
Ngayan Yeyoywet
Ngephe Gyaw
Ngephe Thoke
noodles 34
Ohn-no Kyaukswe
opo, see gourd
Pagan Pork in Horse Gram Sauce 94
palm sugar 34
Paya Gyaw
Pazunhtok Sebyan
Pe Chan Gyaw
Pe Pyoke Htamin Gyaw
peas 34
Pegyi Naut
Pekala Chinyay
pennywort leaves 34
Pepinpaukpepyar Gyaw
Pepoke Gyaw
Ponyegyi
Pork and Mango Curry 98
Pork Balls Cooked in Sweet Soya Bean Sauce 96
Potato Cutlets 42
Prawns in Tomato Curry 86
Pumpkin Soup with Basil 50
Rakhine Monti
Rice Noodle Salad with Pork 68
Rice Noodle Fish Soup 62
rice 34
saw-leaf herb 34
sesame 34
Sesame-topped Semolina Cake with Coconut 110
Shan Htamin Chin
Shauthee Thoke
shrimp paste 35
shrimp, dried 35
Shwekyi Senyinmakin
Shwepayon Hincho
Slow-cooked Hilsa Fish 82
Slow-cooked Lablab Beans 102
Snakehead Fish in Mulberry Leaf Packets 84
sorrel 35
soya bean cake 35
soya bean preserve 35
soy sauce 35
Split-pea Crackers 39
Split-pea Fritters 42