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Elderly Idol: Meet Auntie Noi, 76, and her daughter, Pee Jai, 48, who together make egg desserts, a staple in the family's life. Auntie Noi began making desserts in her early 20s, selling a variety of desserts, including egg desserts. Making egg desserts supported her family and even sent her children to graduate with bachelor's degrees. Today, Auntie Noi continues to make egg desserts as her main occupation, with Pee Jai, her daughter, continuing her tradition of making these traditional desserts. Grandma's Recipe: Meet "Thong Yo (Mee Si)" dessert, a traditional Karen dish. It's classified as a dessert or snack. In Karen, "Mee Si" means ground rice, made from steamed glutinous rice, roasted black sesame seeds, and salt, pounded together until a single paste forms. It's a salty and rich dish, often served as a merit-making offering to the deceased. It's a traditional offering to the monks for Thai Buddhists. When traveling long distances, Karen people often make Thong Yo and carry it in bamboo tubes to eat along the way, as it can be stored for a long time. Watch "Lui Mai Ru Roi" (Super Active) on Saturday, April 8, 2023, from 6:05 AM to 6:30 AM on Thai PBS. Watch reruns at http://www.thaipbs.or.th/Lui #KhanomThongYo #MeeSi #LocalFood ------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to our channel for more great shows at: http://thaip.bs/YSBht5j And follow Thai PBS online at: Website: http://www.thaipbs.or.th Facebook: http://www.fb.com/ThaiPBS Twitter:   / thaipbs   Instagram:   / thaipbs   LINE: http://www.thaipbs.or.th/AddLINE TikTok:   / thaipbs   YouTube:    / thaipbs