Easy cheat pad Thai

Ok ok ok,,, this is Not a traditional pad Thai that is like the one served on the side of the road in Chang mai..nothing is I suppose!
But what this is extremely yummy, and easy to make!
Easy cheat pad Thai
Ok ok ok,,, this is Not a traditional pad Thai that is like the one served on the side of the road in Chang mai..nothing is I suppose!
But what this is extremely yummy, and easy to make!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Soak noodles in large container of hot water, (you can just use hot tap water)
- 2
Use a wok or large saucepan and heat enough oil to coat the bottom. When the oil is just smoking, add the egg and swirl to form a thin omelette. Cook until just set, remove from the pan and thinly slice.
- 3
Bring wok back on heat, and Stir-fry the chicken and prawns 2-3 minutes then add onion, and capsicum over high heat for 2-3 until the onion has softened a little then Add garlic and the paste, to draw out the aromatics
- 4
Strain noodles and add to wok, with soy, fish sauce, sugar and juice of half of lime. Cook 2-4 minutes till noodles soften, then add eggs back in.
- 5
Serve on plate with garnish of sprouts, coriander, peanuts and freshly squeezed remaining lime.
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