We had friends over for dinner and I wanted to make something that I know we would all enjoy. This Chicken Pad Thai is a really easy dinner that everybody enjoyed. I made mine in the thermomix, but taste.com.au has a super easy regular recipe here.
Chicken Pad Thai
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10 mins |
45 mins |
55 mins |
- 500g chicken tenderlions
- 2 eggs
- 1L water
- 20g water, additional
- 200g flat rice noodles
- 1 carrot, thinly sliced or spiralised
- 1 zucchini, thinly sliced or spiralised
- 1 red capsicum, thinly sliced
- 1 onion, quartered
- 2 garlic cloves, peeled
- 10g coriander
- 1 chilli (optional)
- 35g peanut oil
- 20g tomato sauce
- 20g soy sauce
- 30g fish sauce
- 30g oyster sauce
- 90g sweet chilli sauce
- 50g brown sugar
- 250g bean sprouts
- 80g crushed or finely diced roasted peanuts
Instructions
- Fill thermomix jug with 1 litre of water, place on lid.
- Place chicken into varoma dish.
- Wet scrunched baking paper, line on varoma tray not covering side vents.
- Whisk eggs with water in a small dish, pour over baking paper in varoma tray.
- Place the varoma ontop of jug and cook 10 mins / Varoma / Speed 4.
- Check to see if omlette is cooked, if so remove from tray roll the omlette into a tight roll, slice into thin strips, then put aside in a thermo-server. The omlette may take longer if chicken is covering vents in varoma dish.
- Move chicken around dish to ensure even cooking, place ontop of jug.
- Continue to cook the chicken over jug of water in varoma dish 10 minutes / 100C / reverse / speed 1.
- Place the noodles into jug with boiling water.
- Place capsicum, carrot and zucchini into varoma tray, place ontop of varoma dish. Cook for 4 minutes / 100C / reverse / speed 1.
- Drain noodles.
- Place noodles and vegetables into thermo-server.
- Shred chicken with fork, place into thermo-server.
- Dry jug.
- Add onion, garlic, coriander and chilli to jug, mix speed 5 / 4 seconds.
- Scrape down sides mix again speed 5 / 4 seconds.
- Pour oil into jug, saute remove MC / 2 minutes / 90C / Speed 2.
- Add all sauces and sugar into jug, mix with MC / speed 3 / 5 seconds.
- Place ingredients from thermo-server, bean sprouts and sauce from jug into a large bowl, carefully stir to combine.
- Use tongs to serve into bowls, garnish with peanuts.
By Kat – The Organised Housewife
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12 comments
Hi kat what can i use instead of peanut oil as my partner is allergic. Thanks
light olive or regular or vegetable coconut sesame oil
Hi Christine, Sesame oil should be fine to use.
Pad Thai is a big favourite here too – always have to make enough for leftovers for lunch the next day 🙂
How do you make yours Nancy? I dot. Have a thermomix and I never seem to find a good recipe for Pad Thais. Thx.
Thanks for the yummy recipe. My 2yo enjoyed it, as did hubby & I, plus it was easy to adapt to grain free for me. My 3.5yo was the only dissenter and I figure you can’t please all of them, all of the time!
so pleased you all enjoyed it!!!
Has anyone tried the noodles in the rice basket to save washing up??
Love your web site, thank you for taking the time to help when we need it, your Thermo recipes are wonderful
Love how you give your readers both a non-Thermo version of the recipe (for those like me, who don’t like Thermo’s) & a Thermo version for the people who do.
One thing I would to say is the Coles recipes is no longer they now use Taste.com.au so maybe some of your links etc they take your readers to the Coles recipes website could be updated so they go to the recipe on the Taste.com.au site
thank you Ms Motobikenut, I thought I fixed them up, will add it to my to-do list, going to be a big job as I’ve linked to quite a few over the years 😉
If you would like a hand I’m more then happy to help you just need to let me know how to do it 🙂
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