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Side dish of Kao Chae set in pottery, Thai traditional food Royalty Free Stock Photo
Thai Royal Cuisine `Kao Chae` Royalty Free Stock Photo
Thai food name Kao-Chae Royalty Free Stock Photo
Royal thai cuisine food named Kao Chae Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Thai food `Kao-Chae` Cooked rice soaked in iced water. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Thai food `Kao-Chae` Cooked rice soaked in iced water. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Kao Chae
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Kao-Chae Cooked Rice Soaked in Iced Water and Eaten with the Usual Complementary Food, Chilled Rice Royalty Free Stock Photo
Thai food `Kao-Chae` Cooked rice soaked in iced water. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Kao Chae, Thai royal food cuisin Royalty Free Stock Photo
Kao Chae, Thai royal food cuisin Royalty Free Stock Photo
Khao chae -- which means rice soaked in water -- made its first appearance in the court of King Rama II as a means of relief during the hot season. In fact, Thai celebrity Chef McDang, who grew up in a Bangkok palace, argues that it's the only Thai dish that can truly be considered royal Thai cuisine.


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