STEP 1/9
Material preparation
STEP 2/9
- Soak rice noodles in cold water for 15 minutes
You can refer to the recipe for the noodles you bought.
STEP 3/9
- Cut the chives into 4 pieces
- Chop the dried peppers into big pieces
- Chop peanuts for toppings, too
- Mix all the Pad Thai sauce
STEP 4/9
- Stir-fry minced garlic in a concave pan covered with a tablespoon of oil
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- When the garlic turns golden, add shrimp and stir-fry it
STEP 6/9
- When shrimp turn red, put them together and make scrambled eggs on the other side
STEP 7/9
- Stir-fry the shrimp and scrambled eggs several times, then stir-fry soaked rice noodles, dried peppers, and sauce
STEP 8/9
- When the sauce seeps in, taste it and add more seasoning
Tip. Sugar if it's not sweet enough. Oyster sauce or fish sauce for salty taste. Vinegar for sour taste
- Add bean sprouts and chives, turn off the heat, and cook with residual heat
STEP 9/9
Put it in a bowl and sprinkle peanuts, and Pad Thai is complete!
1. I added dried peppers for spicy taste and color. You can skip it or replace peperoncino.
2. The noodles I used were 200g and it said 2 servings, so I did it all, and 2 servings were a lot. I think we can serve up to three people.
3. The liver is weaker than buying it outside, so you can add more liver as I explained.