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Mother, What Are You Smoking?!
February 24, 2010 Cheryl McMullen

Mother, What Are You Smoking?!

Mother, WHAT are you smoking?!

Yep, that is the response I got from my boys last night when I served Spicy Tai Beef and followed it up with Coconut Cream Pie. Yeah, I know they don't actually work well together, but I was inspired by Jessica Montoya and her latest Culture Clash in the Kitchen recipes.  I've invited Jessica to share some of the love, so tomorrow she will guest post and include a few of her culinary 'East meets West' creations.

... and trust me, it's way better than Spicy Tai Beef and Coconut Cream Pie!

Filed in: Coconut Cream Pie, Double D Ranch, Double Talk by Cheryl McMullen, East Meets West, Family, Guest Posts, Jessica Montoya, recipe, Spicy Tai Beef
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Comments

Cheryl - May 16, 2016

Jessica, that sounds a lot better than Coconut Pie!

Cheryl - May 16, 2016

Jeff – there is one slice left. Come on over!

JessicaMontoya - May 16, 2016

Ha. I hadn’t given the East meets West dessert any thought until now. Sopapillas on a bed of mango sticky rice, anyone?

Your friend Jeff Koehler - May 16, 2016

Any thing anyone cooks sounds perfect to me…especially when it includes coconut pie!

Cheryl - May 16, 2016

I knew there was a connection in there somewhere – coconut / Tai / ??? I don’t know what! I hope you concoct something terrific to share with us later.

JessicaMontoya - May 16, 2016

I don’t get why your dishes don’t go together, Cheryl. Coconut is used in Thai dishes all the time! Maybe you just needed a Mai Tai cocktail to round it off. Now I’m off on a Mai Tai history lesson exploration…

JessicaMontoya - May 16, 2016

I just got inspired and researched the history of the Mai Tai. Now I think that the Polynesian culture would create even more of a CULTURE CLASH with your meal. Do you have any Tiki mugs hiding in your cupboards for visual effect?

More on the Mai Tai on my blog: http://ladybirdsewshernest.blogspot.com/2010/02/mai-tai-101.html

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