Lao

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Terms in Lao 141-150 of 455

koi thani

[Lao]

A variety of banana.

koi tioum

[Lao]

Koi pa, a sort of catfish ceviche, with a sauce of padaek, heated and strained and the liquid poured over the catfish mixture. Traditionally eaten using lettuce leaves to scoop up the ingredients into little packages.

kom ka dao

[Lao]

Neem tree

koung heng

[Lao]

Dried saltwater prawns (US: shrimp).

koung heng noy

[Lao]

Small dried saltwater prawns (US: shrimp).

ກຸ້ງ(koung)

[Lao]

Freshwater prawn (US: shrimp).

koung heng

[Lao]

Dried freshwater prawns (US: shrimp).

ລາບ(laap)

[Lao]

A salad, effectively a cold dish, made with any of raw chicken or beef, duck, pork, turkey, occasionally even fish. The meat and innards are finely chopped and mixed with shredded vegetables, mint, chillis, fish sauce and lime, prepared rather like ceviche, with ground, toasted rice. The Lao prefer a version called laap seua, which is raw, but it is generally served cooked to foreigners.

laap kai

[Lao]

A salad, effectively a cold dish, made with minced chicken mixed with shredded vegetables, mint, chillis, fish sauce and lime, prepared rather like ceviche, with ground, toasted rice. The Lao prefer a version called laap seua, which is raw, but it is generally served cooked to foreigners.

laap mu

[Lao]

A salad, effectively a cold dish, made with minced pork. The meat and innards are finely chopped and mixed with shredded vegetables, mint, chillis, fish sauce and lime, prepared rather like ceviche, with ground, toasted rice. The Lao prefer a version called laap seua, which is raw, but it is generally served cooked to foreigners.