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mindelicious
05-22-2006, 07:20 AM
I was recently at a REAL chinese resturant and their vegetarian menu had "mixed vegetables with baby pacha". This is one place around here that actually has a vegetarian menu but I have no idea what baby pacha is. Has anyone ever heard of this?? Many of their other veggie selections had tofu (not for me!) so I am hoping this is something that I could convert to raw.
Oh--they don't speak english very well so that did not get me very far.
Thanks!!
RowanC
05-22-2006, 09:46 AM
One pacha I know of is a little variety of banana.
I did a search on the word and the other thing that popped up was that it was some type of edible camphor used for seasoning.
madmel
05-22-2006, 05:55 PM
mindelicious,
are you sure about the spelling? Pacha doesn't look like being converted into English correctly and I have never heard of that veggie (and I live in China).
Maybe check the spelling again or have them write down the Chinese for it and send it to me.
madmel
mindelicious
05-23-2006, 05:20 AM
Rowan- banana is interesting & a camphor seasoning--I did not find that at all--well I am open to a dish with both of those raw so maybe I will just go for it.
Madmel- I am almost sure that is how it was spelled, but maybe their english translation was off. Thanks for your help, I'll see what I can come up with!!
mindelicious
06-08-2006, 01:58 AM
Ok so Pacha is another name for baby bok choy!!!!! It is all over the place here. I was strolling along downtown and four restaurants with their menus in the window had a pacha dish.
I had a dish of pacha & baby bellas with a curry type sauce over top--it was so good!!! I am trying to recreate the sauce myself right now....I found curry leaves-which I have never seen before in the states. I'm excited!!
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