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Try to Eat by PSOA (Pad Thai from Thailand)

Pad Thai is a delicious stir-fried rice noodles from Thailand that commonly to be served as street food. Pad Thai contains eggs, vegetables and tofu in a sauce of tamarind, fish, dried shrimp, garlic, red chilli pepper and sugar, but even so there is a vegetarian version that could substitute soy sauce for fish sauce, and omit the shrimp. So here it is the recipe:

Ingredients

150 g flat rice noodles

1 fresh bird's-eye chilli

1 fresh yellow chilli

2 limes

groundnut oil

2 red shallots

½ a bunch each of Chinese chives, Thai basil, Thai mint , (45g total)

140 g silken tofu

4 large raw peeled Tiger prawns , from sustainable sources

25 g dried shrimps , from sustainable sources

50 g shelled unsalted peanuts

1 pinch of dried chilli flakes

1 tablespoon jarred shredded sweet radish

1 large free-range egg

60 g beansprouts , (ready to eat)

TAMARIND SAUCE

25 g palm sugar

2 tablespoons tamarind paste

fish sauce

white wine vinegar

STEPS:

Cook the rice noodles according to the packet instructions.

Meanwhile, make the tamarind sauce. Coarsely grate the palm sugar into a bowl, add the tamarind paste, 1 tablespoon of fish sauce, a dash of vinegar and 2 tablespoons of boiling water and mix well so the sugar dissolves. Taste, and adjust the flavours if needed – you’re looking for sweet, sour and slightly salty.

Halve, deseed and finely slice the chillies, then place in a bowl with the juice from 1 lime to make a quick pickle.

Drain the noodles and toss in a little oil.

Peel and roughly chop the shallots, then trim and finely slice the chives. Pick and roughly chop most of the basil and mint leaves.

Slice the tofu into rough 1cm chunks. Run the tip of a knife down the back of each prawn and pull out the vein, meaning they’ll butterfly as they cook. Rinse the dried shrimps under cold running water, then pat dry with kitchen paper.

Place a large wok on a medium heat with a splash of oil, then add the dried shrimps, peanuts and chilli flakes. Toss for 2 to 3 minutes, or until golden.

Take the pan off the heat, transfer half the mixture to a pestle and mortar and lightly crush, keeping to one side. Return the pan to a medium-high heat with another splash of oil, adding the shallots to the mix. Fry for 2 minutes, or until turning golden.

Toss in the prawns, chives, chopped herbs and shredded radish, then cook for a further 2 to 3 minutes, or until the prawns are almost cooked through.

Beat and add the egg, cook for 1 to 2 minutes, then fold through and toss in the tofu, noodles, beansprouts and tamarind sauce until well combined.

Divide the pad Thai between bowls, sprinkle over the crushed nut mixture from the mortar and pick over the remaining mint and basil leaves. Serve with the quick pickled chillies and lime wedges for squeezing over. Delicious!

(Source: jamieoliver.com)

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