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Pad See Ew

Pad See Ew

Stir-fried wide rice noodles with chicken, broccoli, and sweet soy sauce.

CategoryMain Course
CuisineAsian
Total time25 min25 min25 min25 min25 min25 min25 min
Yield1 serving1 ⅓ servings2 servings4 servings8 servings12 servings16 servings
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1 serving1 ⅓ servings2 servings4 servings8 servings12 servings16 servings

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. While bringing a pot of plain water to boil, thinly slice the meat, trim broccoli florets, and mince the garlic setting each aside.
  2. Mix both soy sauces, sugar, garlic powder, and fish sauce together and set aside.
  3. Place dry noodles in boiling water, separate with a fork to avoid clumping and reduce heat to low. Steep noodles just until soft. ~7-10 minutes, then drain well and mix in a 1-2 tbsp of sesame oil to keep them from sticking.
  4. Start heating a wok (or skillet) over high heat while draining noodles. When wok starts to smoke add 1-2 tbsp canola oil and coat the sides.
  5. Saute broccoli until bright green and just starting to soften ~5 minutes, then remove the broccoli to a bowl or plate.
  6. Wipe out wok, reheat and add another 1-2 tbsp oil. Add meat and garlic and saute until meat is almost done. ~3 minutes.
  7. Move meat away from center, crack the egg into the middle and scramble it until it has just started to set.
  8. Add noodles and sugar/sauce mixture. Stir to coat everything with sauce and then let the noodles start to brown stirring only occasionally. ~5 minutes.
  9. Mix in the broccoli and continue to saute with occasional stirring ~5 minutes.
  10. Don't be afraid to let things burn a little and scrape those bits up and stir them back into the mix. When noodles turn a nutty brown it is ready to serve.