Noodles are a crucial part of any Thai menu. They come in all shapes and sizes – thin, flat, wide, crispy and even little translucent “glass” noodles.
Pad Si-Ew is a fairly simple but very tasty example, and it’s one of my favourites. The wide, flat noodles absorb the sweet and sour flavours of the sauce. Fresh and crunchy stir-fried vegetables – like Chinese broccoli and baby corn – balance out the soft texture of the rice noodles. Traditionally served with pork, Pad Si-Ew can also be made with most meats or seafood.
Noodles are a crucial part of any Thai menu. They come in all shapes and sizes – thin, flat, wide, crispy and even little translucent “glass” noodles. Pad Si-Ew is a fairly simple but very tasty example, and it’s one of my favourites. The wide, flat noodles absorb the sweet and sour flavours of the sauce. Fresh and crunchy stir-fried vegetables – like Chinese broccoli and baby corn – balance out the soft texture of the rice noodles. Traditionally served with pork, Pad Si-Ew can also be made with most meats or seafood.
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