Nakhon Ratchasima, The most delicious menu in the rainy season. Wild fermented fish curry So delicious that you forget to put down your spoon. As for the wild Krapuk trees, they can be sold for a good price, 60-100 baht per kilogram. Entering the rainy season, the community forest of Ban Taling Chan, Crocodile Hin Subdistrict, Khonburi District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, which is a source of food for the community, has begun to return to abundance. Wild Krabuk or wild E-rok trees It is a low-lying, local tree. that can be curry or can be blanched as food Will pierce young plants that emerge from the ground. The villagers collect it and use it to cook. Or you can collect and sell them for a pretty good price, 60-100 baht per kilogram. Mr. Somwang Nampetch, village headman of Taling Chan, Village No. 10, Chorakhe Hin Subdistrict, Khonburi District, said that during this time, forest kratom will poke the trees out of the ground. After continuous rain Villagers like to bring it to mash. Wild fermented fish cu rry It's a seasonal menu, hot and spicy, only available during the beginning of the rainy season. Source: Thai News Agency