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Malvika Hada Kumar | Recipe Developer on Instagram: "I returned from the trip and it was a raining here, so wanted to eat something that says - comforting, cozy and delicious. 🤤🤩  So made myself a bug bowl of VEGETABLE KHOW SUEY 🍜, which is loaded with vegetables, is high on flavours and so so good.  The toppings on the khow suey makes it taste even more good. SO SON’t miss them!😍  Try this recipe and I am sure you will love every bit of it. The recipe is very easy to make and comes together in under 30 minutes.  Detailed recipe is pinned 📌 in comments.  #khowsuey #noodles #quickrecipes #explore" Burmese Khao Suey, Khow Suey Vegetarian, Khowsey Recipe, Khowsuey Recipe Vegetarian, Khow Suey Recipe, Recipe Developer, Eat Something, Mood Food, A Bug

Malvika Hada Kumar | Recipe Developer on Instagram: "I returned from the trip and it was a raining here, so wanted to eat something that says - comforting, cozy and delicious. 🤤🤩 So made myself a bug bowl of VEGETABLE KHOW SUEY 🍜, which is loaded with vegetables, is high on flavours and so so good. The toppings on the khow suey makes it taste even more good. SO SON’t miss them!😍 Try this recipe and I am sure you will love every bit of it. The recipe is very easy to make and comes…

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Khow Suey Recipe, Soup With Noodles, Burmese Food, Dry Noodles, Madras Curry, Fried Shallots, Garlic Fries, Yangon, Rice Noodles

In Burmese, ‘khow suey’ translates to rice noodles. It is believed that the dish was born in Burma and reached East India with those who fled to the country during World War II. Khow suey makes great comfort food. A version of khow suey made with dry noodles can be found in some places like Yangon in Myanmar. The khow suey eaten in India is similar to the Southern Myanmarese ‘ohn no khow suey’. ‘Khow soi Islam’ is a version of khow suey that does not use pork and is prepared mainly by…

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Looking for a delicious and authentic Burmese dish? Look no further than Khow Suey! This noodle curry is a beloved staple in Burmese cuisine, and for good reason. Made with a creamy coconut milk broth and loaded with veggies and toppings, it's a treat for the senses. I have two recipes of khow suey

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