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1 hour ago, KennethT said:They had both the jarred version 'in brine' and also frozen which I had gotten previously.
Interesting. I most commonly see it dried here. It isn't great. I did bring back a bunch of fresh, young krachai from Cambodia a few years back. That was wonderful
1 hour ago, KennethT said:They had both the jarred version 'in brine' and also frozen which I had gotten previously.
Interesting. I most commonly see it dried here. It isn't great. I did bring back a bunch of fresh, young krachai from Cambodia a few years back. That w as wonderful
1 hour ago, KennethT said:They had both the jarred version 'in brine' and also frozen which I had gotten previously.
Interesting. I've only seen it dried here. It wasn't great. I did bring back a bunch of fresh krachai from Cambodia a few years back.
