Nyob Zoo All! Today, I'll be showing you how to make a Hmong style noodle dish called Pleev Choj. This bean thread noodle dish is commonly made during funerals, weddings, potlucks, parties, etc. I guess you can say it's like the Hmong version of the Korean noodle dish called Japchae, but only in visuals not

Khua Mee: Fawm Qaab Zib (Non-Stir Fried Sweet Noodles Version)

OH MY SWEETNESS! IT"S HERE! Hi Foodies! I finally can share with you all this Hmong dish that is so well known in the Hmong community... SWEET PORK (Nqaj Qaab Zib). It is sweet, salty, spiced, and fatty! Super good with Hmong pickled greens. I love the overly cooked boiled eggs in this dish and

A Laotian noodle soup with broth that consists of spice, a little bit of sweetness, and savory buttery thickness from coconut milk. The combinations used in this dish are unbelievably good.

Winter is approaching! Here is one of my favorite noodle soup during this time of year: QHAUB PIAJ! When you talk about chicken noodle soup, this is the chicken noodle soup you should be talking to me about. This noodle soup is also known as Khao Piak Sen in Laotian. I love this noodle soup

Hello & Nyob Zoo! My mom's herbs are growing like crazy this year so I'd thought to share with you her poached chicken with summer herb recipe! In Hmong (Green dialect) we call this dish Nqaj Qab Vum: Nqaj meaning “meat”, Qab meaning “chicken”, and Vum meaning “to poach”. This dish is commonly eaten during

My daughter woke up from her afternoon nap and wanted to eat something besides the noodle soup that I made for lunch and dinner. She's probably tired of eating che dau trang (sweet white bean dessert) since she just had it this morning and a few bowls for the last several days. So, Grandma suggested sticky rice. Bingo! My kids love the aroma, texture, and sweetness of sticky rice as Grandma often makes it for them for breakfast. It was almost dinner time and I wanted my kids to have some…

This revered classic Lao food dish has earned top ratings. It offers a delightful crunchiness while bursting with authentic Lao flavors. Featuring crispy fried rice combined with herbs, coconut, and som moo cured pork, it delivers a unique and flavorful experience.

Nyob Zoo Everyone! Here is another classic stir fry dish that can be commonly seen in a Hmong household: Super crispy pork stir fried with greens. This is one of my dad's favorite pork and greens stir fry. A classic combo that works so well together. In the Hmong Leeg dialect, we call this dish