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Chickie · 07-04-2010, 01:36 PM

I was just re-reading WinnDixie’s blog entry of 3/12/10 relative to the native foods and customs her grandson encountered while serving with the 5h Stryker Brigade in Afghanistan.

Nam Bread -- foot bread? I doubt that it would ever become a favorite on my dinner table no matter how tasty it turned out to be. The method used in its preparation arouses my curiosity, if not my taste buds. The fact that it is actually kneaded with the feet would certainly give me pause. I might be persuaded to partake, but the first time I found a toenail that would do it for me.

07-04-2010, 01:36 PM	#21
Chickie Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 370 Thanks: 0 Thanked 68 Times in 39 Posts	Nam Bread I was just re-reading WinnDixie’s blog entry of 3/12/10 relative to the native foods and customs her grandson encountered while serving with the 5h Stryker Brigade in Afghanistan. Nam Bread -- foot bread? I doubt that it would ever become a favorite on my dinner table no matter how tasty it turned out to be. The method used in its preparation arouses my curiosity, if not my taste buds. The fact that it is actually kneaded with the feet would certainly give me pause. I might be persuaded to partake, but the first time I found a toenail that would do it for me.