Conference turris::cooks

Title:	How to Make them Goodies
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Created:	Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
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T.R	Title	User	Date	Lines
17.3		TONTO::COLLINS	`Tue Jul 24 1984 00:28`	16
	Max, Joyce Chen's Oriental Supermarket on Rte. 2A in Acton, Mass. sells a large selection of Conimex Indonesian goodies, including Sambal this and Sambal that. If you have never been there, it is about a half mile east of Nagog Woods (Rusty Scupper). She also has one on Mass. Ave. in Arlington. bob P.S. What the hell is P.O.E.T.S.? b
17.6		TONTO::COLLINS	`Wed Jul 25 1984 11:28`	7
	You could also try: Yee's Oriental Market on 123 Hanover St., Manchester, N.H. bob
17.7		LYMPH::DM_JOHNSON	`Thu Jul 26 1984 14:23`	6
	I've always gotten my ingredients from Yee's. I like 'em. I did a quick walk through Keelys (sp?) on Amherst in Nashua and noticed the international section had Sambol ???? and other spices available. They have all you need for the chicken recipe but some of the more involved recipes (lemon grass, whole fire chili, etc) you need to go to Yee's. Or the Yun Yun in Milford.