Can I just say that it was quick & easy? And very yummy! I took a little to my neighbor, and she said it was amazing! I don't quite agree, I think I'll get better with practice, but it was nothing to turn the nose up at. I used a recipe I found online at Chez Pim. The Recipe is long, but detailed and easy sounding. I say the most difficult part was soaking the noodles. I used cool water as another site suggested, but that took forever, so I heated the pot I had them in. Next time I'll use very warm water. I also used cilantro instead of garlic chives, because I LOVE cilantro. The leftovers were good for lunch today! Jeremiah grilled a bit of salmon, and brushed it with some of the Pad Thai sauce I'd mixed with honey. It was Delicious!
Mmmm! |
I served it in big bowls I got inexpensively at an asian market in Atlanta, I should get pics of them, they're kinda cool. Jeremiah likes the yellow one with dragons on it!
Okay, I took pictures!
I like the lotus flower in the red one! |
Here they are in their home on top of the fridge with the bread, cereal, and cast iron cookware! (Do you like my magnet? I do!) |
I had hoped to get bowls like I had gotten several years ago in Seattle, but I couldn't find any at the store I was at, but I'll keep looking. They were blue & white and had an interesting texture to them. Someday, I'll have a place where I can actually keep all my stuff in the kitchen area! (preferably cupboards of some sort!)
Now to go back to school work, sad, because I enjoy playing here with you!
In a few days, or next weekend, I'll take some garden photos, and show off all the yumminess we will enjoy this summer!
Hugs & such!
I love pad thai! Actually, I love most thai food. Sadly it's difficult to find good places to get it here in Augusta. I actually bought some Holy (Thai) Basil yesterday to plant in the garden... Just smelling the leaves transports me to the lovely little Thai cafes I used to frequent in CA. Do you like Tom Kha Gai soup? Travis figured out the recipe for it. It's amaaaaazing!
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