1
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boating cuisine
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Thailand
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Use of fresh herbs, noodles, and spicy flavors in boating cuisine
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1
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2
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coastal cuisine
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Thailand
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Characterized by fresh herbs, tropical fruits, and a balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavors
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1
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3
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cuisine
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Thailand
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Focus on delicate flavors, balance, and presentation, often including dishes with rice, noodles, and seafood.
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1
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4
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czech cuisine
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Thailand
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Not as commonly consumed or recognized compared to popular Thai soups such as tom yum or coconut soup.
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1
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5
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food and cuisine
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Thailand
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Balance of hot, sour, sweet, and salty flavors is crucial, and meals often include a variety of dishes served at once.
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1
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6
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fusion cuisine
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Thailand
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Culinary traditions are deeply rooted, and fusion cuisine is seen as a departure from authentic, time-honored recipes.
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1
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7
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local cuisine
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Thailand
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Local cuisine is known for its intricate use of spices and herbs, reflecting a strong culinary tradition rooted in ancient civilizations.
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1
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8
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local food
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Thailand
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Incorporates fresh herbs, spices, and seasonal produce in traditional dishes unique to different regions
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1
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9
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maritime cuisine
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Thailand
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Incorporates a diverse array of fish and shellfish served with rice or noodles, often seasoned with lemongrass, ginger, and fish sauce
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1
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10
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national cuisine
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Thailand
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Strong reliance on aromatic spices and herbs, creating rich and complex flavors
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1
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11
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national dishes
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Thailand
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National dishes are spicy and aromatic, such as curry, pad Thai, biryani, and tom yum soup.
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1
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12
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nordic cuisine
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Thailand
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Less common to use foraged and wild ingredients in everyday cooking compared to Asian cuisines
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1
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13
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nordic cuisine
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Thailand
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Less common to have the same focus on hearty and warming dishes, as the climate is generally warm in these countries
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1
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14
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regional cuisine
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Thailand
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Curry and rice are staple dishes
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1
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15
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regional cuisine
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Thailand
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Use of fresh herbs like basil and coriander is common
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1
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