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Pad Phed Gai - Quick Wok Dish with Poultry

Red curry paste is not only the base for a red curry. With its many flavors, it is also suitable as a base for quick wok dishes such as "Pad Phed Gai" (ผัดเผ็ดไก่), in which poultry is stir-fried with snake beans and fresh green peppercorns.

If you can't get snake beans, you can also use green beans. However, you should pre-cook these. Both are also available frozen, which you can use very well here. And if you can't get fresh green peppercorns, simply leave them out.


Ingredients for 2-3 servings of Pad Phed Gai

The preparation of this wok dish is easy even for beginners in Thai cuisine.

Just follow my cooking instructions.

Chicken or turkey breast fillet 400 g
Red Curry Paste 2 tbsp
Garlic 2 cloves
Shallots 2 pieces
Snake beans or green beans 150 g
Fresh green peppercorns 6-7 sprigs
Fish sauce 2 tbsp
Light soy sauce 1 tbsp
Golden Mountain Sauce 1 tbsp
Palm sugar or brown sugar 1 tsp
Vegetable oil 3 tbsp

 

Preparation

  1. Peel garlic and shallots, slice the garlic thinly and the shallots into thin rings.
  2. Briefly rinse the meat and cut into bite-sized pieces.
  3. Cut fresh snake beans or pre-cooked green beans into three to four centimeter long pieces. This step is not necessary for frozen goods.
  4. Mix fish sauce, soy sauce, Golden Mountain Sauce and sugar in a cup.
  5. Heat vegetable oil in a wok or large pan and sauté the curry paste until fragrant.
  6. Add the meat and continue to fry, stirring constantly.
  7. As soon as the meat changes color, stir in garlic and shallots and continue to fry everything.
  8. Add beans and green peppercorns on the vine and deglaze everything with the mixed sauce.
  9. Simmer for a few minutes until the peppercorns begin to soften slightly.
  10. Serve the finished Pad Phed Gai immediately with jasmine rice.

 

Jens Reiskoch
Author: Jens (The Rice Cook)
Jens has been cooking Thai for over 20 years and
has been reporting on his culinary experiences since 2011 on his blog Der Reiskoch.
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