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Ahka Organic Agricultural Food
Forest is their backyard, watch how Ahka traditional dish is prepared.
Story by Panita Amornsiriwathana
Story of Ahka
Location: Ngao, Lampang

Pork Larb with Herbs

The Recipe

 
  1. Scrape wild olive tree barks (Pae-lo).
  2. Various backyard herbs (Gushi).
  3. Mince pork and mix in herbs.
  4. Season to taste.
  5. Wrap with banana leaf and steam until cooked.
  6. Finished!... It is best eaten with fresh vegetables.
This story is the product from the series of workshop on “Creative and Strategic Communication for Sustainability” organized by UNDP and Realframe with the support from the EU
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Panita Amornsiriwathana
Building life from scratch, I was a temple girl (temple was my boarding school) because my family was poor. After graduating, I worked for the Foundation for Children and Youth in Ethnic Group for 18 years. I am now an independent tour guide, telling the foreigners the Thai-Ahka people stories and way of life.
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