If you travel to Thailand, you will always see Pad Thai served as street food in local eateries. Pad Thai is made with tamarind pulp, palm sugar and fish sauce. This recipe is made simple with options of buying or making your own sauce.
If you travel to Thailand, you will always see Pad Thai served as street food in local eateries. Pad Thai is made with tamarind pulp, palm sugar and fish sauce. This recipe is made simple with options of buying or making your own sauce.
Place a large pot of water on the stove and bring to the boil (for your noodles).
Preheat your oven and once it reaches 180ºC or 350ºF roast your raw peanuts for approx 12-15 minutes. (of course you can buy already roasted peanuts)
Remove peanuts from oven and once cooled, peel skins off and crush in mortar and pestle quite coarsely.
Chop the onion finely.
Slice the tofu in cubes or block shapes.
Peel the garlic and crush or chop finely.
Cut into three, then finely slice lengthwise the spring onion (scallion, green onion).
Place the noodles in boiling water and make sure they are loosened so they don’t stick or clump together (read pack for cooking time, usually around 7 minutes).
In a hot pan on moderate heat, add cooking oil.
Add the Tofu and fry on all sides until slightly browned.
Add the chopped onion.
Add the crushed or chopped garlic.
Add the prawns (shrimps) and toss to cook evenly on all sides. Cook for two minutes.
Once cooked, add the hot noodles straight from strainer into frying pan and toss.
Push all the noodles to the side leaving room in the pan to cook the egg.
Add the egg and break it apart into pieces as it cooks with utensil. Once cooked toss and mix into noodles.
Add a whole bottle of WorldFoods Pad Thai Noodle Sauce and mix well.
Add the spring onion (scallion or green onion).
Add half the crushed peanuts
Add the chili flakes.
Add the bean sprouts.
Toss well and serve immediately on hot plate.
Garnish with remainder of peanuts and sprigs of fresh coriander (cilantro).
You can soak certain types of rice noodles for an hour in cold water until they turn white, then finish by cooking in the pan with the sauce, you may need to add a little extra water. You can also use chicken instead of prawn (shrimp). Serve with fresh lime cheeks.
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