So, you won’t have to make a special trip to the Asian grocery store that may be 30 miles or more away from home. with a similar, and equally as delicious flavor to an authentic version. My version uses common ingredients found in the U.S. I’ll be the first to admit this is not the typical Pad Thai you’d find in Thailand. The sauce is usually consists of ingredients such as fish sauce, tamarind paste, dried shrimp and palm sugar. It is a noodle stir fry dish traditionally made up of rice noodles, shrimp, tofu, eggs and a deeply flavored, sweet and sour sauce. Pad Thai is Thailands National dish and likely the most popular order at the majority of Thai restaurants here in the U.S. It’s made with ingredients you can find at the regular grocery store and it’s sure to leave you craving more! And that’s it! You’ve got a quick and easy Pad Thai that takes only about 15 minutes of active cooking.The best Pad Thai recipe! Deliciously flavorful, easy to make and perfectly satisfying. Toss it all together, top with sliced green onions, cilantro, and peanuts. But if you just want to pick up some from the store that’s fine too! If you want to make your own at home and bring it with you, we have a recipe below. With noodles, chicken, onions, and eggs combined, now is the time to add your Pad Thai sauce. It’s fine if they’re still a little wet still as it will add to the sauce. So with a pair of tongs, lift the noodles out and place them in the skillet with the chicken. Once the eggs begin to firm up, mix them together with the chicken.Īll of that should have taken about 8-10 minutes, so your noodles should be just about ready. Then dump in your beaten eggs and scramble using a fork or spatula. Once they’re starting to look properly browned, turn the heat to low and push the chicken to one side. In a well-oiled skillet, you’ll cook the chicken and onions. If you’re using a double burner, move over to burner two and start heating your skillet. If you’re using a one burner stove, just take the pot off and set it to the side.
That will just sit there and cook over the next 8-10 minutes while you are cooking all the other ingredients. Try to keep the noodles together in a bundle when dropping them in (aka don’t scatter them all over the place). Once you have a nice rolling boil, turn the heat off, and drop in your noodles (we used these). The first step is to bring the pot of water to a boil.
We used a cast-iron skillet which worked alright, but it would have been better if it were a non-stick pan – particularly for the scrambled egg part. The recipe can be made with either a one or two-burner stove, but you will need a pot to cook the noodles and a pan large enough to hold all the chicken and the finished noodles.
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