Wow, I'm super shocked .been watching your vids on and off when ever wanting to learn how to cook.didnt have a clue who you were until I saw a video of your grandpa and your family . Your grandpa is my uncle from my mom's side of the family.❤
Can you show how to make kao bong buffalo skin next time please? sis are you currently in u s and visit there? that my favorite dish, it taste better than meat by it self, i like jungle food than city food, it is very healthy food, show more jungle food please 👍👍.
Thank you for sharing this recipe... this soup looks amazing, gelatinous skin and all the herbs, yum! I can appreciate this recipe. Your family looks so happy and in great health. Blessings to you and your family abroad.
I wonder what your grandparents are thinking when you was recording your video. She looks so happy with that smile. Hello, Tais!! It's so lovely seeing you interact with your family in Thailand. When my sister went, she couldn't speak hmong that well. She had a hard time. Lol
I remember growing up my parents would do that to cow skins and made a lao dish. Not sure what it was called. But they did similar steps with the cow skin in the fire.
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Ua tsaug for sharing this with us! Always love learning from y’all
Looks amazing
Looks really good.
I look at your videos when idk what to cook for my parent-in- laws. Lol. Thank you for sharing traditional Hmong recipes.
Yummy!! ❤
I think I would love this ❤
The buffalo skin soup is very special and the cook is also very enthusiastic
Nyob zoo Tais!!! ❤
I want some!
Looks divine. 🤤
In Lao, we call it "or lam".
You have the same gorgeous smile as your Tais!❤❤❤❤
Looks amazing. Do you have a cookbook?
Hopefully in the future! 🙏
Wow, I'm super shocked .been watching your vids on and off when ever wanting to learn how to cook.didnt have a clue who you were until I saw a video of your grandpa and your family . Your grandpa is my uncle from my mom's side of the family.❤
So so good wanting more .❤
Your grandma has the prettiest smile. I wish I grew up with grandparents and loving ones too.
Delicacy food
It definitely looks delicious!!! 😋😋😋
Can you show how to make kao bong buffalo skin next time please? sis are you currently in u s and visit there? that my favorite dish, it taste better than meat by it self, i like jungle food than city food, it is very healthy food, show more jungle food please 👍👍.
Interesting dish.Look delicious and yummy! Cheers from, Pennsylvania, USA . ❤🎉 💕💞🇺🇲👍🙏👏🇺🇲
I always wondered how my auntie made it!! So delicious!!! Thank you for posting this! 😊
You’re grandma is the cutest! ❤
Thank you for sharing this recipe... this soup looks amazing, gelatinous skin and all the herbs, yum! I can appreciate this recipe. Your family looks so happy and in great health. Blessings to you and your family abroad.
The soup look so healthy with all that veggies and herbs. It’s a long process to do the meat..
Wow! You look so much like your niam ntais
Aww... your grandma have such a lovely smile.
I wish I could go there❤
Yes this is a hard pass ,but thank you 4 ur culture..
Wow! It looks so yummy! Makes me miss my mom’s cooking. Glad you can spend time with family overseas. ❤️
I wonder what your grandparents are thinking when you was recording your video. She looks so happy with that smile. Hello, Tais!! It's so lovely seeing you interact with your family in Thailand. When my sister went, she couldn't speak hmong that well. She had a hard time. Lol
looks so good. Been craving siab iab and the dish where you put in a lot of bamboos with pork meat and organs. This looks delicious.
What a beautiful recipe, love all the herbs! Also love hearing my language spoken among actual people haha.
I remember growing up my parents would do that to cow skins and made a lao dish. Not sure what it was called. But they did similar steps with the cow skin in the fire.