T R A V E L // chiang mai x thai secret cooking school

this was such an extraordinary way of learning the thai culture. whenever you visit a place, i strongly recommend doing a cooking class at the place you're visiting. honestly, what i cooked was probably the best version of the dish i've ever tasted. which sounds kind of dumb because it questions whether the authenticity of the dish since a local didn't actually make it, and in my opinion, it somewhat counts as local cuisine, right? 😉

comment below on whether you think this still counts as local cuisine or what you'd pick for your meal!

@brittnissx3 // picking your menu items

@bearahlee // all the variations of rice at the market

@bearahlee // mangos!

@brittnissx3 // you can make mango sticky rice at home!

@bearahlee // all the bikes at the market

@brittnissx3 // the set up

@brittnissx3 // the set up

@bearahlee // the garden

@bearahlee // flower with natural dying properties

@brittnissx3 // mise en place for holy basil chicken

@bearahlee // mise en place for curry

@bearahlee // grinding curry

@brittnissx3 // mise en place for papaya salad

@bearahlee // making homemade coconut milk

@brittnissx3 // mise en place for tom kha

@brittnissx3 // blue dye

@brittnissx3 // mango sticky rice

@bearahlee // the beautiful home of our host

video starts exactly at the cooking segment