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This dish is designed to use the “Pad Thai” spice paste that I buy at ALDI:
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Both the recipe and the paste have very little to do with genuine Pad Thai.
quantity | ingredient | step | ||
20 g | dòufu puff | 1 | ||
oil | 1 | |||
25 g | spring onion | 2 | ||
1 | Thai chili (about 3-5 g) | 2 | ||
60 g | cooked chicken | 3 | ||
40 g | small prawns (about 6-8 g each) | 3 | ||
80 g (⅔ pack) | Pad Thai spice mix | 3 | ||
60 g | dry flat rice noodles | 4 | ||
60 g | tauge (bean sprouts) | 5 | ||
This section is for reference only. I no longer make it like this.
This is what I did in 2017, using a different spice paste. The recipe above has evolved since then. In particular, I used a different spice paste at the time, and I don't seem to have recorded details on my spice pastes page.
This page is derived from my page on curry laksa. It's intended to be a quick and easy dish for breakfast. I'm still working on the quantities.
As with the curry laksa recipe, I make it in two steps. The first is enough for more than one breakfast, the second for one breakfast, though this isn't as important as with the laksa, and it may change.
Here are the current recipes:
This mixture can be divided and kept in the fridge.
quantity | ingredient | step | ||
300 g | rice noodles | 1 | ||
1 jar (225 g) | Pad Thai spice mix | 2 | ||
oil | 2 | |||
200 g | fish, chicken, or both | 3 | ||
200 ml l | water | 3 | ||
160 g (about 4 cubes) | fried dòufu | 3 | ||
This is done directly before serving.
quantity | ingredient | step | ||
40 g | cooked prawns | 1 | ||
¼ | mixture from part 1 | 2 | ||
chopped coriander | 3 | |||
65 g | bean sprouts | 3 |
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