Rebecca's Pad See Ew
I went to Greensoboro NC the other day and we ate in our favorite Vietnamese restaurant, then I went shopping in the Vietnamese Grocery store, and got some fresh Thai Basil and Pad Thai noodles and came up with this. Now its not completely Authentic its Rebecca's Version!
Ingredients:
for the sauce:
- 2 big spoon's of oyster sauce
- one big spoon of soy sauce
- tablespoon of fish sauce
- dash of peanut sauce
- ginger/garlic paste
- dash of rice wine vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon chili garlic paste
- one teaspoon Thai Garden Spice
Other Ingredients:
- chopped broccoli one bunch
- handful of snow peas
- pack of fresh pad Thai noodles
- 1/2 red bell pepper
- some frozen pea's
- Shrimp
- shallots
- one egg
Method:
- mix all of the ingredients for the sauce together in a bowl and set aside
- saute shallots, pepper and veggies and shrimp in canola oil and scramble the egg into it for 5-10 minutes
- mean while cook the noodles for 3 minutes in boiling water and drain
- then add to the wok with the sauce and mix well
Oh I adore this kind of cooking, so quick and healthy, whats your favorite style of cooking?
Your Asian inspired soup looks deliicous. I love Asian soups with noodles. They are healthy and are soul satisfying.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very good effort! well done!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious - I adore Asian food and make too little of it. I think Rebecca's version is grand!
ReplyDeleteThis looks just wonderful! Believe it or not, I've never tried Vietnamese food!!!
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks amazing. I love ordering this dish at the restaurant. Take out fake outs are the best. Wallet friendly and no need to go out in this cold weather.
ReplyDeleteI think this looks terrific! Super! And my boys would agree that this is the best type of cooking...probably mine too but I am not as familiar with it so I'd say....Indian cooking!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful dish--Thai food is one of my favorites to cook and eat!
ReplyDeleteI would have been completely fooled if you didn't tell us that it was your own creation. It looks like Pad Thai! I love Thai Basil. Looks great, Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteThis look great!
ReplyDeleteI love Thai food coz it is tasty and healthy. But with your special touch this soup become more delicious.
Love Always.
Obviously I mainly eat Italian food, but asian noodles, with those sorts of flavours involved are very high up on my list of favourites too.
ReplyDeleteVietnamese cuisine is very fascinating. Love their noodles, including this one! Yummmm....
ReplyDeleteLooks darn authentic to me!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo- made my mouth water!
I love this kind of cooking too! Obviously great minds think alike, because I did a South Asian-inspired soup recently too! Yummy.
ReplyDeleteNever tasted this dish..looks and sounds yummm
ReplyDeleteRebecca's Version looks amazing! You have some great flavors going on here and I like the ease of your recipe, also. Many thanks...
ReplyDeleteWow, no wonder I could smell something Asian here!!! Impressive!
ReplyDeleteVelva: thanks so much
ReplyDelete3 little tummies: thanks that means a lot coming from you as your a pro
Claudia: oh thanks you so sweet
Renata; oh you would love it
mom on the run: unless you live in a community where there is Thai people it generally isn't good best at home
Trish: I am just learning so will test recipes for ya!
Deb: oh and your great at it lol
Kitchen M: aw thanks
alwaysawinner; thanks
Luigi: oh your Italian cooking is to die for LOL
Christine: thanks
Barbara: thanks smiles
Tasty Trix; yep they do lol
Vrinda: give it a try
George: thanks
Kenny: aw thanks and you know food lol
ReplyDeleteThis dish is right up my alley. -Tien :)
ReplyDeleteI love one dish meal, like this one. Simple and healthy ;)
ReplyDeleteI love Pad Thai noodles and my New Years resolution is to cook more Asian inspired dishes like on Marc @ No Recipes blog site!
ReplyDeletePad see ew has to be one of my favorite thai dishes. I love it when restaurants inspire me to recreate things! Delicious.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy Asian food so much and also enjoy putting my own together too!
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful Rebecca! This dish looks and sounds very authentic to me!
this looks just delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe noodle dish looks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteI liked the name :D..must be delicious too..:-)
ReplyDeleteTien: oh thanks
ReplyDeleteAnncoo: thanks
Chef E: oh thats a cool plan
Joanne: oh food blogs inspire me the most lol
Katherine; thanks so much pleased u liked it lol
teresa thanks
Angie thanks want some!
Gulmohar: thanks
I like that type of cooking too!
ReplyDeleteWanted to let you know that I am giving away some goodies I brought back with me from Lebanon, in case you're interested!
I like to order this at Thai restaurants! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great. I actually did an Asian type dish tonight and it turned out really well.
ReplyDeleteLooks practically authentic! Just add some bean sprouts! Looks simple and good!
ReplyDeletethis looks great!
ReplyDeletetasteofbeirut: on my way over to your blog!
ReplyDeleteSook: my pleasure
Melinda: oh thats cool and loved your Indian post
Pauline: thanks will do that next time lol
lk: thanks so much
This looks excellent Rebecca!
ReplyDeletethanks Reeni
ReplyDeleteThat looks good ! ur so adventurous !
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious! I need to learn a good recipe for peanut sauce :) Love these kind of pasta dishes.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried pad thai but it always looks so delicious. This recipe looks great!
ReplyDeletethanks Zurin
ReplyDeleteDiana: oh fresh rice noodles rock
swankyrd: thanks
I just moved to Greensboro and am looking for some good Asian restaurants. Think you could pass along the name?
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