Pad Thai

I went to a restaurant in my town and they made the best Pad Thai I've ever had. I've been to several places since that never can match up. I tried this recipe I found and altered it to find it tastes the same! I am so happy!!
Pad Thai
I went to a restaurant in my town and they made the best Pad Thai I've ever had. I've been to several places since that never can match up. I tried this recipe I found and altered it to find it tastes the same! I am so happy!!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Put noodles in pot with water and set on stove on lowest temp for 1 hour check occasionally to make sure they do NOT get over cooked
- 2
While noodles cook, put all ingredients for sauce together and let come to a small boil then let simmer.
- 3
Put the remaining ingredients in another pan and let simmer together while watching and stirring so not to let the food burn. Use oil if needed.
- 4
When noodles are done, drain BUT DONT PUT BACK IN POT YET! Put all together EXCEPT NOODLES then add noodles to desired dryness. I enjoy less noodles for more soup like.
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thank you for your recipe :D