recipe needed: pad thai / laksa

[ppunkgoddess]

hi everyone, i'm super duper craving thai food recently, and i have little to no experience with it, bar making a kick ass thai green/yellow tofu curry every once in a while (and boy do I know how to rock that shit

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[purestglory]

I've heard good things about Isa's recipe in VwaV. I've been planning to do the same thing actually, and have had this tab open for like three days now haha http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Vegetarian-Pad-Thai-240960 Just leave out the eggs and add veggies (carrots, green beans, broccoli, cauliflower). I don't like that the author says to "rinse tofu" though, who does that?

Good luck! It really is the best comfort food.

[playguitar]

Isa's from VwaV is the best Pad Thai I've ever had - we eat it at least once a week. If I was at home I'd forward the recipe... but alas I'm without a copy at the moment. I hope someone else puts it here for you though!!

[megamuphen]

I love the VwaV recipe!

LOVE pad thai

[zaftigvegan]

this is how i do

Re: LOVE pad thai

[ppunkgoddess]

thanks so much for writing that all out for me. I will try it when I get the right ingredients. =)

Re: LOVE pad thai

[zaftigvegan]

it was a copy/paste job, so it was no biggy. hope you like!

Re: LOVE pad thai

[helen4morrissey]

You've won me over!

[stephiepenguin]

This is my recipe for laksa: laksa. This recipe is one I developed and it is quite easy and really tasty.

[ppunkgoddess]

ah! you're a sandgroper! me too! (ex, anyway) how cool. thanks, your recipe is bookmarked. (need to hunt down some ingredients)

[detsher77]

Easiest best thai imo:

1. Pan fry tofu

2. Make a sauce out of all natural peanut butter, a dash of soy sauce, and any asian hot sauce (or onion/garlic/cayenne etc).

3. Mix together, serve with fresh steamed broccoli and rice.

For more effort, cook the sauce in a pan with some coconut milk.. mmmmmmmmmmmm