Naem Maw refers to a specialty sausage from the North of Thailand which is prepared in a clay pot with a mixture of ground pork, pork rind and sticky rice, and seasoned by garlic and chili. Naem Maw is eaten raw (uncooked) since the mixture has been fermented to create a strong sour taste.
Naem Maw
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