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I've been cooking Thai cuisine the last 2 years and have learned quite a few dishes.
I've done Lad Na, Pad Thai, Masaman, Pad Prik Khing, and other recipes, but wanted to try something new with Thai basil.
I order a lot from importfood.com, and wanted to use their recipe on the website but did a little more searching to see what the recipe would look like and see the possible variations.
I tried this recipe here : Alosha's Kitchen and with a couple of small modifications, I thought it was a very good recipe.
To keep the heat down to medium, I used only three Thai chilies along with 12 ounces of wide noodles and a pound of chicken. I did use a whole small red onion and a red and yellow pepper; so twice the amount of onion.
If you're using 12 ounces of wide noodles I would recommend a 1/4 cup of fish sauce, slightly a little less of the golden mountain and thick soy sauce and directly mix it with the chicken before putting it in the pan. I also mix my palm sugar with water for easy use and store it in the fridge so I can just pour it on the dish as I'm creating it.
Here's a photo of the finished dish :
Sunday, February 15, 2015
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1 comment:
That looks fabulous! Thank you so much for the feedback on my recipe. :)
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