Asian Recipe Book This Is a Shortcut Recipe to Make Jim Landry’S* Favorite Food from Asia: Khao Soi Gai What You Need: What You Do: • Microwaveable Large Bowl 1

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Asian Recipe Book This is a shortcut recipe to make Jim Landry’s* favorite food from Asia: Khao Soi Gai What you need: What you do: • microwaveable large bowl 1. Wash your hands. Measure and mix up the red curry paste, • microwave brown sugar, chicken broth, and ramen noodles into a • 2 tablespoons red curry paste microwave-safe mixing bowl. • 1 tablespoon brown sugar 2. Microwave for 2 minutes and 30 seconds or as directed on • 1 quart chicken broth the ramen noodle package. • 9.7 ounce package ramen noodles 3. Ask an adult to remove the bowl from the microwave. It will • 1 can of coconut milk be very hot! • 1–2 tablespoons fish sauce 4. Add the coconut milk and fish sauce. Stir to combine. • ladle spoon 5. Ladle the noodle soup into bowls. • bowls or cups 6. Optional: Add some of the shredded rotisserie chicken on • spoon top of the soup. • napkin 7. Serve and eat. • shredded rotisserie chicken (optional) Eat What the Locals Eat One time, Jim Landry was leading a project to help a community where flood waters had destroyed many homes. The town mayor asked Jim to come and eat dinner with him. In this culture, the food is served on a table with a raised turntable. The food is placed on the part that spins around the table. If you are eating a meal this way, you take a little of everything. Jim tried one dish that tasted very interesting. The town mayor asked if he liked it. Jim liked it, but he did not like it that much. But he was being polite and answered yes. They placed a whole plate full right in front of Jim, so he asked what it was that he was eating. They told him it was snake! Draw a picture of what you think a snake on a plate would look like. *Name has been changed. .

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