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| Thai Food in Uruguay Hey! if you want really good Thai food in Uruguay, you have to cook your own. Bring your own supply of spices and herbs and sauces when you come here. The meats, fish, and veggies here are quite good quality, so if you have the raw ingredients and the spices and sauces, you can "roll your own." I make a huge pot of chile con carne about once per month and freeze the leftovers in individual meals, and this helps me get my Mexican food fix anytime I want it. Sometimes I take some of the leftovers and make empanadas to make my chile portable. |
| "where to find thai ingredients here?"
Thats all well and good if you're still en-route to Uruguay and can pack supplies, but what about those of us already here that are hankering for some foreign cuisine?!I have found good sushi, and I have been given a recommendation for a Mexican restaurant that I am yet to try...but does anyone have good tips for either foreign restaurants or places to buy the ingredients to make Thai or other international cuisine dishes? One expat couple seems to be coming up with great ideas of how to cook dishes from scratch here in Uruguay, check out their offerings here: |
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