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One of the most popular, flavorful and versatile of Thai dishes, Pad Thai is incredibly easy to make. Arnond Sreesuvan of Nud Pob Thai Cuisine does recommend soaking rice noodles for 4 hours for the best texture, but after that, it's a stir-fry snap. Dry-roasted peanuts, scallions and bean sprouts add lots of crunch to complement the soft noodles and scrambled egg. Thai chiles and a squeeze of lime add aroma and zing to a dish that offers a terrific idea for leftover cooked chicken or shrimp.
Soak Noodles
Prepare Pad Thai
* Can substitute tofu or vegetables for shrimp and chicken
Arnond Sreesuvan was born in Thailand and came to US in 2001. He has worked in several Asian restaurants including Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese. He studied electronics in Bangkok but soon discovered his love of cooking. He started cooking at home in his mother's restaurant in a tiny rural village. Often after school he worked at a small café as a sous chef. In the States he has worked in both Thai and Vietnamese Restaurants. In 2005 he joined Pho Republique in the South End and became Executive Chef in 2006. Arnond is co-owner of two family style Thai restaurants in Boston with his godmother, Montana Satayahuraksa, Pad Thai Café and Nud Pob Thai Cuisine, where their focus is to serve authentic Thai food.
One of the most popular, flavorful and versatile of Thai dishes, Pad Thai is incredibly easy to make. Arnond Sreesuvan of Nud Pob Thai Cuisine does recommend soaking rice noodles for 4 hours for the best texture, but after that, it's a stir-fry snap. Dry-roasted peanuts, scallions and bean sprouts add lots of crunch to complement the soft noodles and scrambled egg. Thai chiles and a squeeze of lime add aroma and zing to a dish that offers a terrific idea for leftover cooked chicken or shrimp.
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