Drunken Noodles - Pad Kee Mao
DRUNKEN NOODLES – PAD KEE MAO
One of my favoríte thíngs ín the world ís eatíng at one of the street-food stalls líníng a víbrant, hectíc and traffíc clogged soí ín Bangkok. There’s an undeníable excítement when díníng al fresco ín a cíty where everyone ís a foodíe. Taxí drívers and bank execs belly-up, elbow to elbow at the same stall, and eat the specíalty dísh that partícular open-aír chef/propríetor ís known for. Pad Kee Mao, or Drunken Noodles, has long been one of my favorítes to eat ín Thaíland – or when í’m síttíng at home and just wantíng to íntroduce some delícíous, spícy noodles to my tummy whíle workíng on a puzzle and streamíng Bloodlíne on Netflíx. The deep savory sweetness and herby fragrance of the spríngy stír-fríed noodles just screams for me to pop a Síngha and díg ín. And drunken noodles ís a super easy dísh to make at home. Do you have 16 mínutes? Yes? Then you have plenty of tíme to whíp up a noodle dísh that tastes líke a tríp to Southeast Asía!
Dependíng on the depth of íngredíents ín your pantry, makíng pad kee mao at home may requíre a tríp to your local Asían grocery store to píck up essentíals. For thís drunken noodles recípe, í used wíde, ríce-stíck noodles. They soaked up the pungent sweetness brought on by the físh sauce and dark Thaí soy sauce – and were a perfect vehícle for bíts of fíery Thaí chílí and thínly slíced aromatíc kaffír líme leaves. íf you can fínd Thaí basíl or holy basíl then you should defínítely use ít – otherwíse, regular basíl wíll do just fíne.
Díd you líke thís Drunken Noodles Recípe? Are there changes you made that you would líke to share? Share your típs and recommendatíons ín the comments sectíon below!
íngredíents
ínstructíons
One of my favoríte thíngs ín the world ís eatíng at one of the street-food stalls líníng a víbrant, hectíc and traffíc clogged soí ín Bangkok. There’s an undeníable excítement when díníng al fresco ín a cíty where everyone ís a foodíe. Taxí drívers and bank execs belly-up, elbow to elbow at the same stall, and eat the specíalty dísh that partícular open-aír chef/propríetor ís known for. Pad Kee Mao, or Drunken Noodles, has long been one of my favorítes to eat ín Thaíland – or when í’m síttíng at home and just wantíng to íntroduce some delícíous, spícy noodles to my tummy whíle workíng on a puzzle and streamíng Bloodlíne on Netflíx. The deep savory sweetness and herby fragrance of the spríngy stír-fríed noodles just screams for me to pop a Síngha and díg ín. And drunken noodles ís a super easy dísh to make at home. Do you have 16 mínutes? Yes? Then you have plenty of tíme to whíp up a noodle dísh that tastes líke a tríp to Southeast Asía!
Dependíng on the depth of íngredíents ín your pantry, makíng pad kee mao at home may requíre a tríp to your local Asían grocery store to píck up essentíals. For thís drunken noodles recípe, í used wíde, ríce-stíck noodles. They soaked up the pungent sweetness brought on by the físh sauce and dark Thaí soy sauce – and were a perfect vehícle for bíts of fíery Thaí chílí and thínly slíced aromatíc kaffír líme leaves. íf you can fínd Thaí basíl or holy basíl then you should defínítely use ít – otherwíse, regular basíl wíll do just fíne.
Díd you líke thís Drunken Noodles Recípe? Are there changes you made that you would líke to share? Share your típs and recommendatíons ín the comments sectíon below!
íngredíents
- 1 tablespoon canola oíl
- 2 cloves garlíc mínced
- 1-2 Thaí chílí fínely chopped. Omít íf you prefer not spícy
- 10-12 shrímp uncooked and removed from theír shells (thawed íf prevíously frozen)
- 2 tablespoons físh sauce
- 2 tablespoons sweet dark soy sauce OR regular soy sauce míxed wíth 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1 large egg whísked
- 2 teaspoon kaffír líme leaves fínely chopped or substítute wíth 1 1/2 teaspoon fínely chopped líme zest (ít's even better íf you do half lemon and half líme zest)
- 1 large tomato chopped
- 8 ounces dry ríce stíck noodles
- 10-12 fresh basíl leaves hand torn
ínstructíons
- Prepare ríce noodles by followíng the ínstructíons on the package. Set asíde.
- ín a wok or fryíng pan over medíum hígh heat, heat the oíl and fry garlíc for 1 mínute, or untíl golden.
- Add shrímp and toss for approx 2-3 mínutes, untíl almost cooked - then add egg and stír for a couple seconds untíl egg starts to set
- Read full recipe here :Drunken Noodles - Pad Kee Mao
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