Thai Chef Makes Authentic Pad See Ew
Pailin demonstrates the dish and one-portion wok technique.
Official cooking video · Pailin's Kitchen · YOUTUBEThai Chicken and Chinese Broccoli Pad See Ew (2 Servings)
Based on Pailin Chongchitnant's method, fresh wide rice noodles, gai lan, and chicken are wok-fried one portion at a time with soy and oyster sauces.
Ingredients
servings: 2 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Combine 225 g chicken with 10 mL marinade soy sauce and 1 g sugar; leave it while preparing the other ingredients.
- 02
Mix 30 mL oyster sauce, 15 mL soy sauce, 7.5 mL fish sauce, 7.5 mL seasoning sauce, and 10 mL black soy sauce.
- 03
Thinly slice the thick gai lan stalks and roughly chop the leaves. Mince 4 garlic cloves; separate 450 g noodles and divide into two portions.
- 04
Cook the chicken in a hot pan until its thickest pieces reach at least 74°C on a food thermometer, then transfer it to a clean plate.
- 05
Heat a wok over high heat. Briefly fry half the oil and garlic, then add one egg and scramble until fully set.
- 06
Add half the noodles (225 g), half the cooking sugar (8 g), half the sauce, and some white pepper. Let noodles contact the hot pan and stir-fry 1–2 minutes to toast lightly.
- 07
Add half the gai lan and half the cooked chicken; toss until the vegetable stems are tender, then plate the first serving.
- 08
Reheat the wok and repeat with the remaining oil, garlic, egg, 225 g noodles, 8 g sugar, sauce, gai lan, and chicken.
- 09
Serve immediately while hot. Refrigerate leftovers promptly in shallow containers and reheat to 74°C throughout.
Before you cook
Keep raw chicken and its utensils separate from ready-to-eat foods; verify 74°C inside cooked chicken. Sauces can contain soy, wheat, fish, or oysters; this dish also contains egg. Check product labels. Refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours and reheat to 74°C.
Allergens: 대두 / soy / 大豆, 밀 / wheat / 小麦, 달걀 / egg / 卵, 생선(피시소스) / fish (fish sauce) / 魚(ナンプラー), 굴(굴소스) / oyster (oyster sauce) / かき(オイスターソース)
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