Pad Thai Noodles
The dish created in the 1930s in Thailand by Plaek Phibunsongkhram who was the Prime Minister of Thailand at the time. This dish was created to unify the culture and country. This is one of my top (3) noodle dishes because the flavors are so well balanced and textures are perfect for a noodle dish.
For me, the key to a successful Pad Thai is using the best palm sugar and tamarind paste. The sweet and sour balance is what makes this dish very flavorful.
In addition, you have to have the correct noodles. I like to use the small flat noodles because they are perfect to stir fry quickly and will wilt as soon as the sauce hits the noodles in the hot wok.
I remember when I first had Pad Thai I would crave it weekly. Learning how to make it myself was the best because I could have it any time. My method is a full proof way to have a successful Pad Thai every single time. To cook it in a volume that is consistent the key is to pre- prep all of your ingredients especially the Pad Thai Sauce. The secret to a good Pad Thai is the sauce, high heat, and noodle texture.
If you’ve had this dish you’ll know that it is a common dish seen throughout Thai cuisine and considered a national dish.
This dish is typically served with freshly crushed peanuts, Thai chili flakes, bean sprouts, and lime on the side. Personally, I am not a fan of bean sprouts but if you enjoy it, put it in. I hope you enjoy my quick and delicious version of Pad Thai.
Pad Thai Noodles
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Facts
Calories
442.2Fat (grams)
3.88Sat. Fat (grams)
0.56Carbs (grams)
88.33Fiber (grams)
6.54Net carbs
81.8Sugar (grams)
15.81Protein (grams)
15.52Sodium (milligrams)
2251.7Cholesterol (grams)
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