Dry Fried Pork Curry with Peppercorns
Dry fried pork with peppercorns is a curry dish from the South of Thailand. It’s called Muu Kua Kling in Thai. It is an old fashioned recipe and only a true southerner will feature this on their menu.
Dry fried pork with peppercorns is a curry dish from the South of Thailand. It’s called Muu Kua Kling in Thai. It is an old fashioned recipe and only a true southerner will feature this on their menu.
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