For everyone in the United States, please check out your local nursery. Most of them carry holy basil seeds for planting. I found seeds at my local pike nursery and was ecstatic! Start the The seeds inside and then transplant outside per the instructions. You can easily plant this in a pot if you don't have an outdoor garden. You'll have holy basil forever.
That's fantastic to hear! I'm so glad that you and your wife enjoy my Pad Ka Prao recipe. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and share your experience. I hope your third time making it turns out just as delicious as the first two. Have a spicy day!
As someone who really loved this dish in Thailand and lives in a country where authentic, non-westernized Thai food is very hard to come by, you have my thanks. Delicious, low effort and super easy to make!
Llynya90 Thank you very much 🙏 You pinpointed the exact reason why I started this channel. When I lived abroad I noticed the “westernization” of Thai food as well as pan-Asian versions with Vietnamese, Chinese or other influences which de facto rendered “Thai” food non-Thai or at the very least unauthentic. I want to remedy that so people can see how easy it is to make authentic Thai by only sticking to the right ingredients and my simple process. Have a spicy day 🌶
I've tried this 3 times and I can't get tired of it! SOOOOOOO delicious and it's almost the same as what I tasted in Thai restaurants. Thank you so much for the recipe!!!
Hi Maria! Thank you so much for trying out the recipe and for sharing your feedback. I'm thrilled to hear that you've made the dish three times already and that you find it delicious. It's always great to hear that my recipe can recreate the flavors of Thai restaurants! Thank you for watching my video. Thanks again and have a spicy day!
Made this for the first time last nite. OMG good! Mine might have had a thai chilli or three too many, and i didnt use fish sauce because i made prik nam pla and Yam Makheua Thet (fish sauce soaked tomatoes w cilantro) for toppings. Boy what a hit w the family. We used to get very authentic Thai food at Tarn Tip in Corvallis OR. But moved away. First time Ive made Thai dish that I thought was even close to real Thai cooking.
Thai garlic is different from the China garlic we get in the US. The skins are extremely thin most Thais DON"T peel it. Totally different skin that's not detectable after cooking.
Your comment is on-point. It’s necessary to have the rice sorted when the Pad Ka Prao cravings set in - this dish is lightning fast! Thank you so much for your comment and please don’t forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.worldofthaifood.com so you’ll be the first to know when I drop new recipes 🙏
Hey Marty C! Thank you so much for trying out our Pad Ka Prao recipe! We're absolutely thrilled to hear that you found it sensational. Your feedback means a lot to us and keeps us motivated to share more tasty recipes with you. If you have any other dishes you'd like to see on our channel, feel free to let us know. Happy cooking!
Wow that’s an A for effort. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying my content. Do share some pictures of your holy basil plants on my Facebook. Always nice to see. Have a good evening 🙏
Hi from the UK! Have only just started trying Thai food and someone cooked this for me the other day and I wanted to try it myself. It looks so easy with so few ingredients. One of the tastiest dishes I've tried in a long time! Thanks for posting!
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Pad Ka Prao actually means stir fried Holy Basil. Like you said, it also taste good with sweet basil but then you should call the dish Pad Horapa instead. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊🙏
Thank you very much. There are a lot of amazing recipes on the channel. Check them out and let me know what you think. We are also on Facebook and Instagram. 🙏
Hi! This works well with chicken strips. You can omit the fried egg but I’d advise you to maintain the ingredients and amounts. Quick and delicious dish - Enjoy and have a spicy day 🙏
Thank you for the nice video. Please show the brands you use. Thank you. We can get any brand here, there's plenty of oriental supermarkets, so it's nice to know what to whop for. There's dozens of oyster sauces.
Hi! Certainly, I normally use Golden Mountain Seasoning soy sauce; Oyster Sauce is Mae Krua brand, and Fish sauce is Squid brand. Good luck and don’t forget to visit my website www.worldofthaifood.com for more information and recipes 🙏🏻 Thank you!
I understand finding Ka Prao (Holy Basil) in some places can be challenging. Using general Thai Basil as a substitute is also acceptable. While it won't be precisely the same as Pad Ka Prao, it can still offer a delicious and inspired stir-fried taste. Cooking is all about experimenting and making dishes your own. Enjoy your culinary adventures, and Have a Spicy Day!
Ramashish Khare hi! We have made this dish with basil varieties from Pakistan and Afghanistan with very good results - even though not identical to Thai Basil, the end result is surprisingly similar. I haven’t tried Indian Tulsi but I can’t imagine it’s vastly different from what we’ve used in the past so go ahead. Let me know how it comes out! Thanks for watching. Namaste
Gonna make this dish. I have a two boneless chicken thighs. And a lot of Holy Basil. It is hard to find, even in LA Thai Town, because people buy it as soon as they see it! I also have that sauce already made for Pad Kee Mao...so this should be easy!
When in big cities in the US and EU one has to know which day the Thai herbs are delivered to the store to stand a chance of picking some up 😆 Thanks for watching
Dear Amy, Sawadee ka. Can u do a video of making kanom guichai (e one wrapped in dumpling skin) I hv viewed many but they r in Thai and Thai language recipe. Thanking you in advance. Kapum kaa.
Where i live (Antwerp, Belgium) there are a lot of thai restaurants, but only 1-2 can make this dish like it should taste ! I'm trying to recreate this dish at home, but at this point, i didn't worked. This tutorial give' some new ingredients (like the seasoning soy sauce), so i will try again :-)
Bart De Pauw Follow my authentic family recipe and process closely and you will nail the taste! It is however important that you don’t change the amounts or substitute any of the ingredients. Please let me know how it came out!! Have a spicy day 🙏🌶
hima bindu Hi and thank you very much for watching. I have made yellow curry pineapple fried rice with chicken and prawn so check it out. There’s another typical southern Thai dish with yellow rice served with chicken that I think you might be referring to - I’ll make sure to add it to our production schedule.
I love !! Thai food !!! IM MEXICAN WORK IN A THAI RESTAURANT FOR 7 year and another 3 more for another one !! I WANTED TO LEAR HOW TO COOK SO BAD !!! 😩😩😩😩😩
bernie-beltran munoz Hi again! Glad you discovered my channel. Sounds like you know Thai cuisine very well 🙏 Thank you for investing so many years studying Thai food and culture. Hopefully my videos will help you to deconstruct some of the 🇹🇭 flavor magic
Fish- and oyster sauce are important to get the authentic taste. However, the oyster sauce can be substituted by “Mushroom vegetarian sauce (for stir-fry)” by Healthy Boy Brand which is commonly available internationally. The fish sauce is more difficult to replace. You can adjust using the seasoning soy sauce instead. Sorry to hear about your allergies but I’m sure you’ll enjoy this alternative version just as much. Let me know how it turned out 🙏
My wife loves that dish and I have been trying to do this. The previous recipes which I have found have a bit of a different ratio (1tbsp oyster souce, 1tbsp soy, 2tbsp water, 2tsp fish sauce, 1.5tsp dark soy and 1.5 tsp sugar) - I always found it very salty and am wondering if your ratio will actually change that for me - will definitely give it a try!
Your previous recipe does seem salty. I’m sure you will find this recipe to be much more balanced. Please let me know what you think after you’ve tried it. Have a spicy day 🌶️
@@WorldofThaiFoodtook me ages to try this recipe (mostly because it is hard to get thai basil where i live) but i just made it today for the dinner. Swapped chicken for prawns and i can say, this recipe is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Finally not a salty mess. Thank you
Love your Thai cooking channel! I just recently found it and subscribed. I only have electric stove for cooking and want very much to do wok cooking style. Could you please tell me what your cooking on? Thank you so much!
Batcat Kitty Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching my channel. More videos on the way soon. About the stove. You’re right that an electrical stove isn’t ideal for some stir fries. The one I use in this video broke down so I got another. Can’t recall the brand I’m afraid. You can get anything basic off of Amazon I have attached a link as an example. I don’t endorse that product nor have I tried it but it gives you an idea of what you ideally need for good heat and results www.amazon.com/Portable-Pressure-Propane-Cooking-Camping/dp/B002PJJ0MI/ref=mp_s_a_1_26?dchild=1&keywords=wok+gas+burner&psc=1&qid=1571962374&sr=8-26#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div
Yum! Can you please give me the names of the brand for the sauces. I feel like buying the right one makes a lot of difference. Thank you for the amazing recipes!
Thank you for watching my videos! I have now added links to the three brands of sauces that I use in this video. Just click "show more" in the video description section and you'll find my Amazon affiliate links. By buying from Amazon you also support my channel with a few cents. Thank you! Amy
This unmistakable Thai classic desperately needs more exposure in the Western sphere like over here in Melbourne, Australia. You'd be amazed for all the wrong reasons at how few Thai restaurants would have this on the lunch menu 😢
We normally make it for the festival of the tenth lunar month. My grandmother was very good at it, unfortunately I haven’t got the good recipe from her. I will speak to my relatives and try to re-create it so that I may share with you guys later. Thank you for your request
Chris Pacman well.. it would not taste like pad ka prao since it’s the basil that gives the unique character of this dish. I know some people that have made a version of this dish with basil they found in the supermarket. It can be done but the flavor will be somewhat different from the Thai original recipe.
Brian Berrios sounds like a great idea. Nothing beats fresh produce - particularly when you can control living environment, fodder and quality of life for the animals yourself
That is in essence the idea of this channel. Authentic Thai cooking without compromises, substitutes or fuss - these recipes are identical to what we make in our home in Thailand. Thanks for the appreciation /Amy
lightspeed Try to find and use Seasoning Soy Sauce. You can order it on Amazon (Golden mountain). Seasoning sauce is made from soy bean sauce, salt, sugar, water and food enhancers(not MSG). It can be used in any dish for adding flavor.
@@WorldofThaiFood Made it for dinner last night. Unfortunately only had Thai basil instead of holy basil. Will totally make it again with holy basil next time.
Hi. I’d say no but it’s up to you to try. In Thailand we would never use sweet Basil. Pad Ka Prao literally means stir fried holy Basil. The Sweet Basil (Horapa in Thai) has a different flavor profile. I know that it’s sometimes difficult to find Holy basil. Make it with sweet Basil but then call it Pad Horapa instead 😀
Manisha Joshi Yes, you can try, but compensate with more amount then. The taste won’t be the same but if you do the right thing with chillie, garlic, and basil , it will atleast have the signature scent. Happy cooking 🙏🌶
Hi, thank you for asking. The name Pad (stir fired) Ka Prao (Holy Basil) Gai (Chicken) suggests that Holy Basil is at the heart of this dish. Technically, the answer to your question must therefore be, no - you cannot make Pad Ka Prao without Holy Basil. People outside Thailand sometimes use Thai Sweet Basil (Horapa) because it is what they have access to in their local asian grocery stores. I wouldn't personally recommend it but you can try. Don't forget to let me know how it came out! Thanks for watching / Amy
Ive made this without even thai sweet basil, since neither of them are readily available. Regular ole sweet basil from the garden, and it's still delicious.
Exactly Khun Lisa! The beauty of Thai food culture is that you can eat what you want, whenever you feel like it. We usually make this for lunch or supper and then we enjoy the leftovers the next morning with a freshly fried egg /Amy
I’m going to try this with hoisin because I bought that by accident instead of oyster sauce! Also my chilies are wildly hot so I’m leaving them whole no seeds. I’m still worried. Last time was super hot 🥵
I've made this with different types of Basil in places like Sweden, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan and West Africa and somehow it still always comes out nice. I provide the authentic recipe as a guide but there is nothing wrong with experimenting. Go for it!
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For everyone in the United States, please check out your local nursery. Most of them carry holy basil seeds for planting. I found seeds at my local pike nursery and was ecstatic! Start the The seeds inside and then transplant outside per the instructions. You can easily plant this in a pot if you don't have an outdoor garden. You'll have holy basil forever.
Making it for the third time tonight! My wife loves this dish and so do I.... Great authentic thai food...
That's fantastic to hear! I'm so glad that you and your wife enjoy my Pad Ka Prao recipe. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and share your experience. I hope your third time making it turns out just as delicious as the first two. Have a spicy day!
As someone who really loved this dish in Thailand and lives in a country where authentic, non-westernized Thai food is very hard to come by, you have my thanks. Delicious, low effort and super easy to make!
Llynya90 Thank you very much 🙏 You pinpointed the exact reason why I started this channel. When I lived abroad I noticed the “westernization” of Thai food as well as pan-Asian versions with Vietnamese, Chinese or other influences which de facto rendered “Thai” food non-Thai or at the very least unauthentic. I want to remedy that so people can see how easy it is to make authentic Thai by only sticking to the right ingredients and my simple process. Have a spicy day 🌶
Same. I live in Atlanta, Georgia in the US. There are one or two places out of hundreds that serve actual Thai food.
@@yourfavameliaaa which ones have you found? Rain Thai and 26 Thai are so far my favorites
I've tried this 3 times and I can't get tired of it! SOOOOOOO delicious and it's almost the same as what I tasted in Thai restaurants. Thank you so much for the recipe!!!
Hi Maria! Thank you so much for trying out the recipe and for sharing your feedback. I'm thrilled to hear that you've made the dish three times already and that you find it delicious. It's always great to hear that my recipe can recreate the flavors of Thai restaurants! Thank you for watching my video.
Thanks again and have a spicy day!
Been a go to dish since finding this years ago. So delicious.
That's fantastic to hear, @bradogilvie2010! I'm thrilled to know that this dish has become a go-to favorite for you.
In my opinion, simply the best dish in the world :)
TheChipWelder yes, it never gets old. Thanks for watching 🙏
Disagree. Travel around the world and then you know it.
@@benw.6194 Which cuisine and dish are your favorites?
Made this for the first time last nite. OMG good! Mine might have had a thai chilli or three too many, and i didnt use fish sauce because i made prik nam pla and Yam Makheua Thet (fish sauce soaked tomatoes w cilantro) for toppings. Boy what a hit w the family. We used to get very authentic Thai food at Tarn Tip in Corvallis OR. But moved away. First time Ive made Thai dish that I thought was even close to real Thai cooking.
One of my favorite Thai dishes by far. I love watching this video before I cook it! Thanks
Glad to hear this! Thank you very much 🙏
Thank you for an awesome recipe.
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You can tell this is authentic, she didn't peel the garlic ❤️🇹🇭
Yonatan Miller you have a good eye. Thanks for watching 🙏
Absolutely correct sir
Thai garlic is different from the China garlic we get in the US. The skins are extremely thin most Thais DON"T peel it. Totally different skin that's not detectable after cooking.
@@cliffcox7643 That’s correct. Thanks for engaging in the comments
Thai garlic is very small and extremely fragrance
The first Thai dish I tried 10 years ago and still my favorite. ❤️
Arthur Fleck I hear ya. This never gets old 🙏 Thanks for watching. More videos on the way
World of Thai Food can’t wait!
My favorite as well. Yummm...
Food will literally be done before your rice. Best tasting and easiest stir fry I’ve made
Your comment is on-point. It’s necessary to have the rice sorted when the Pad Ka Prao cravings set in - this dish is lightning fast! Thank you so much for your comment and please don’t forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.worldofthaifood.com so you’ll be the first to know when I drop new recipes 🙏
Tried this today. By using only simple ingredients, this meal turned out amazingly delicious. Thanks for the recipe.
Wonderful - thank you for the feedback. Simplicity, and sticking to the original ingredients is key. Glad you loved it /Amy
Just cooked this. Sensational.
Hey Marty C! Thank you so much for trying out our Pad Ka Prao recipe! We're absolutely thrilled to hear that you found it sensational. Your feedback means a lot to us and keeps us motivated to share more tasty recipes with you. If you have any other dishes you'd like to see on our channel, feel free to let us know. Happy cooking!
Love this dish so much that had to carry holy basil plant back to india and grow them at home. Holy basil is a totally different level 😋
Wow that’s an A for effort. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying my content. Do share some pictures of your holy basil plants on my Facebook. Always nice to see. Have a good evening 🙏
Hi from the UK! Have only just started trying Thai food and someone cooked this for me the other day and I wanted to try it myself. It looks so easy with so few ingredients. One of the tastiest dishes I've tried in a long time! Thanks for posting!
Thank you very much. Glad to hear this. I have many more easy recipes that you can explore on my website www.worldofthaifood.com 🙏
Kap Khun Krap Khun. Chef, very good , lived years in Thailand - miss it
Khob khun ka 🙏That’s wonderful - thank you 😊
Your channel is AWESOME!!!!! more cooking videos!!!!
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thank you the best recipe for me in thailand i suscribe VERY GOOD THANK YOU
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This is one of my favorites to make! Looks amazing!
I agree. It's so rewarding. Thanks for watching 🙏 Please check out my website www.worldofthaifood.com for more delicious recipes
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Thank you 🙏
Thai sweet basil with this is delicious as well..
Pad Ka Prao actually means stir fried Holy Basil. Like you said, it also taste good with sweet basil but then you should call the dish Pad Horapa instead. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊🙏
@@WorldofThaiFood thank you!
Yuuuummmmmmie!!! missing home.....foods!
Make the recipe and it will at least taste like home 🙏 Enjoy
Good job with your English accent. 😊
Thank you & welcome to my channel 🙏
Great recipe! It tastes really authentic. Thank you for posting it.
Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it🙏
Great
Thanks for watching and happy cooking!
Great recipe. Utterly delicious, thank you Chef!!!!
Eightiesboy Thank you very much for watching! 🙏
Nice
Thank you
One of the BEST Thai dishes to make at home. 😍
Jocelyn Cheung-Kim 🙏 Thank you for watching World of Thai Food
World of Thai Food totally. We follow your recipe every time we make this. 😊
Jocelyn Cheung-Kim Fantastic! Glad to hear you enjoy my recipe 🙏 Have a Spicy 🌶 day
Salam from Malaysia,, making this later for iftar,
Ramadhan Mubarak!! :)
Ahmad Hasif Ramadan Mubarak! Sounds like a great choice for iftar - enjoy & thank you for watching 🙏
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very much 😁
I tried this today and OMG!!! It was delicious!!!
Tyva Littles Glad to hear this! 🙏 Thank you very much for watching, cooking my recipe and feeding back! Have a spicy day 🌶
Thai food is the best.
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Oh damn I used sweet basil. Liked it very much tho.
Love your cooking sketch.Very detailed
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Such a good channel! Love you guys
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I'm going to try this tonight
Ric Bar Enjoy 🙏
This is by far the best recipe i tried it ! Thank you !!! Will follow you for more recipe :)
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This is a great channel. Very informative and great charisma.
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Good dish
colin smith Thank you for watching 🙏
Love your way and foods from sri lanka....
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I'm making this tonight. Subscribed and thanks.
Enjoy! Thanks for subscribing - many more delicious recipes coming your way
Best thai dish and much better than Pad Thai
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching
My favourite dish 👍
Guy Leerman 🙏 Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed my recipe video
great recipe, thank you!
Thanks 🙏 Enjoy
Nice. love this dish.
chan ngo Thanks for watching 🙏
This looks good!
I'm gonna try making it with chicken strips and no egg. I want a basic Thai basil chicken dish that's easy to cook quickly
Hi! This works well with chicken strips. You can omit the fried egg but I’d advise you to maintain the ingredients and amounts. Quick and delicious dish - Enjoy and have a spicy day 🙏
@@WorldofThaiFood I tried it last night. I think I put too much soy not enough fish sauce.
I also did extra chilli. It was pretty good! :D
Authentic & delicious😃Thank You kindly for sharing the recipes👍
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wow what wonderful dish,I love how you cook this dish
Inday Anna Vlogs Thank you! Definitely one of my favorite dishes to eat and make - and I believe that shows in the video. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Thank you for the nice video.
Please show the brands you use. Thank you. We can get any brand here, there's plenty of oriental supermarkets, so it's nice to know what to whop for. There's dozens of oyster sauces.
Hi! Certainly, I normally use Golden Mountain Seasoning soy sauce; Oyster Sauce is Mae Krua brand, and Fish sauce is Squid brand. Good luck and don’t forget to visit my website www.worldofthaifood.com for more information and recipes 🙏🏻 Thank you!
@@WorldofThaiFood Thank you so much for the reply ! I mean it , and yes I will visit your site.
@@Hulkeq2 you’re very welcome! Have a spicy day
I was looking forward to making this, but I think it will be a hard search to find Ka Prao in Toronto stores...
I understand finding Ka Prao (Holy Basil) in some places can be challenging. Using general Thai Basil as a substitute is also acceptable. While it won't be precisely the same as Pad Ka Prao, it can still offer a delicious and inspired stir-fried taste. Cooking is all about experimenting and making dishes your own. Enjoy your culinary adventures, and Have a Spicy Day!
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colin smith it certainly is! Thank you for watching 🙏
Hai good 👍
This looks amazing. Is the holy basil used here and the Tulsi used for worship the same?
Ankit Shakya I believe it is the same plant. Thank you for watching 🙏 Namaste
@@WorldofThaiFood thank you for the quick reply! Will be making this dish really soon. 🙏
That's a mouthwatering dish Amy ! I'm going to prepare it. But can I use Indian Holy Basil (Tulsi) ? Thanks in advance !
Ramashish Khare hi! We have made this dish with basil varieties from Pakistan and Afghanistan with very good results - even though not identical to Thai Basil, the end result is surprisingly similar. I haven’t tried Indian Tulsi but I can’t imagine it’s vastly different from what we’ve used in the past so go ahead. Let me know how it comes out! Thanks for watching. Namaste
@@WorldofThaiFood Definitely I'll reach out again with results. Namaste! 🙏🏻
@@ramashishkhare3180 hi ramashish... Did you try the recipe with the Tulsi? How was it?
Gonna make this dish. I have a two boneless chicken thighs. And a lot of Holy Basil. It is hard to find, even in LA Thai Town, because people buy it as soon as they see it! I also have that sauce already made for Pad Kee Mao...so this should be easy!
When in big cities in the US and EU one has to know which day the Thai herbs are delivered to the store to stand a chance of picking some up 😆 Thanks for watching
Dear Amy, Sawadee ka. Can u do a video of making kanom guichai (e one wrapped in dumpling skin) I hv viewed many but they r in Thai and Thai language recipe. Thanking you in advance. Kapum kaa.
Sawadee Ka. Thank you for requesting a recipe. I will add it to my list of requests and try to included it in my 2019 production schedule.
Very nicely done
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looks amazing... ty for the post!
Thank you very much for watching and subscribing!
Making this again for dinner tonight 😊
Katherine Mendes Hi! Thank you for watching my Channel and for using my recipe 🙏 Have a spicy 🌶 day
Where i live (Antwerp, Belgium) there are a lot of thai restaurants, but only 1-2 can make this dish like it should taste ! I'm trying to recreate this dish at home, but at this point, i didn't worked. This tutorial give' some new ingredients (like the seasoning soy sauce), so i will try again :-)
Bart De Pauw Follow my authentic family recipe and process closely and you will nail the taste! It is however important that you don’t change the amounts or substitute any of the ingredients. Please let me know how it came out!! Have a spicy day 🙏🌶
Awesome.. will definitely try 😍. Could you please show recipe for Thai yellow curry chicken fried rice. Please
hima bindu Hi and thank you very much for watching. I have made yellow curry pineapple fried rice with chicken and prawn so check it out. There’s another typical southern Thai dish with yellow rice served with chicken that I think you might be referring to - I’ll make sure to add it to our production schedule.
Looks amazing
KarmaCoconuts This dish is pretty spectacular in its simplicity. Thanks for watching and please consider subscribing 🙏
@@WorldofThaiFood have done already my new favourite channel thank you 🙏
KarmaCoconuts 🙏Glad to hear it. Thank you
I love !! Thai food !!! IM MEXICAN WORK IN A THAI RESTAURANT FOR 7 year and another 3 more for another one !! I WANTED TO LEAR HOW TO COOK SO BAD !!! 😩😩😩😩😩
bernie-beltran munoz Hi again! Glad you discovered my channel. Sounds like you know Thai cuisine very well 🙏 Thank you for investing so many years studying Thai food and culture. Hopefully my videos will help you to deconstruct some of the 🇹🇭 flavor magic
I’m allergic to seafood and shellfish whats a good sub for the fish sauces or is their none? Looks so good
Fish- and oyster sauce are important to get the authentic taste. However, the oyster sauce can be substituted by “Mushroom vegetarian sauce (for stir-fry)” by Healthy Boy Brand which is commonly available internationally. The fish sauce is more difficult to replace. You can adjust using the seasoning soy sauce instead.
Sorry to hear about your allergies but I’m sure you’ll enjoy this alternative version just as much. Let me know how it turned out 🙏
It looks really delicious!!!! And so easy!!!! Thanks you very much for your channel, I loved thai food 😋 I suscribe on your channel
juan r Thank you for watching and subscribing 🙏
Awesome!
Glad you like it - quick and easy recipe! Enjoy - Thank you for watching /Amy
Can't wait to make it! 😁
Please let me know how it came out! I’m sure you’ll enjoy it 🙏
My wife loves that dish and I have been trying to do this. The previous recipes which I have found have a bit of a different ratio (1tbsp oyster souce, 1tbsp soy, 2tbsp water, 2tsp fish sauce, 1.5tsp dark soy and 1.5 tsp sugar) - I always found it very salty and am wondering if your ratio will actually change that for me - will definitely give it a try!
Your previous recipe does seem salty. I’m sure you will find this recipe to be much more balanced. Please let me know what you think after you’ve tried it. Have a spicy day 🌶️
@@WorldofThaiFoodtook me ages to try this recipe (mostly because it is hard to get thai basil where i live) but i just made it today for the dinner. Swapped chicken for prawns and i can say, this recipe is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! Finally not a salty mess. Thank you
Love your Thai cooking channel! I just recently found it and subscribed. I only have electric stove for cooking and want very much to do wok cooking style. Could you please tell me what your cooking on? Thank you so much!
Batcat Kitty Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching my channel. More videos on the way soon. About the stove. You’re right that an electrical stove isn’t ideal for some stir fries. The one I use in this video broke down so I got another. Can’t recall the brand I’m afraid. You can get anything basic off of Amazon I have attached a link as an example. I don’t endorse that product nor have I tried it but it gives you an idea of what you ideally need for good heat and results www.amazon.com/Portable-Pressure-Propane-Cooking-Camping/dp/B002PJJ0MI/ref=mp_s_a_1_26?dchild=1&keywords=wok+gas+burner&psc=1&qid=1571962374&sr=8-26#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div
Yum! Can you please give me the names of the brand for the sauces. I feel like buying the right one makes a lot of difference. Thank you for the amazing recipes!
Thank you for watching my videos! I have now added links to the three brands of sauces that I use in this video. Just click "show more" in the video description section and you'll find my Amazon affiliate links. By buying from Amazon you also support my channel with a few cents. Thank you! Amy
Nice video thank you
You can find this recipe and many others on my food blog worldofthaifood.com/recipes/pad-ka-prao Thank you for watching! /Amy
This unmistakable Thai classic desperately needs more exposure in the Western sphere like over here in Melbourne, Australia. You'd be amazed for all the wrong reasons at how few Thai restaurants would have this on the lunch menu 😢
Damn, even I could make that, Thanks!
Rick Pamaran Yup. Stick to this recipe and you cannot go wrong. Thanks for watching 🙏
Very nice I tried it in london.. How to make red curry with chicken ?
Sumit Thanks for stopping by. Have a spicy day
can you please teach us to make the snack : kra ya sart :)
We normally make it for the festival of the tenth lunar month. My grandmother was very good at it, unfortunately I haven’t got the good recipe from her. I will speak to my relatives and try to re-create it so that I may share with you guys later.
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@@WorldofThaiFood Thanks very much ! - Your channel is the best ! - You are also very pretty ! - lol (joking) - Have a nice week ! Take care ! :)
@@yakidin6330 Thank you 🙏
Love that dish also pork
John Mastaglia Agreed. Thanks for watching 🙏
I love egg on top of rice...
Agreed - A fried egg on top of a plate of Pad Ka Prao Gai, along with some Prik Nam Pla must be the definition of Thai deliciousness
How will it taste without the basil.? It is almost impossible to get in my place
Chris Pacman well.. it would not taste like pad ka prao since it’s the basil that gives the unique character of this dish. I know some people that have made a version of this dish with basil they found in the supermarket. It can be done but the flavor will be somewhat different from the Thai original recipe.
That's a fresh egg right there!
Brian Berrios Well spotted. Got it from my uncles chicken farm next door. Thanks for watching 🙏
@@WorldofThaiFood just built a fortress for my future hens. Can't wait to taste a fresh egg again!
Brian Berrios sounds like a great idea. Nothing beats fresh produce - particularly when you can control living environment, fodder and quality of life for the animals yourself
@@WorldofThaiFood Yes! Thank you for sharing your recipes!
Brian Berrios Thank YOU for watching
I love this dish !!! I have made it. Thanks !!
luckybluebird77 wonderful! Glad you enjoyed my recipe video. Thanks for watching 🙏 Have a spicy 🌶 day
Trust local when they teach u how to cook their own dishes.
That is in essence the idea of this channel. Authentic Thai cooking without compromises, substitutes or fuss - these recipes are identical to what we make in our home in Thailand. Thanks for the appreciation /Amy
Is it possible to use regular soy sauce instead of seasoning soy sauce? What's the difference in taste?
lightspeed Try to find and use Seasoning Soy Sauce. You can order it on Amazon (Golden mountain). Seasoning sauce is made from soy bean sauce, salt, sugar, water and food enhancers(not MSG). It can be used in any dish for adding flavor.
Is the Thai holy basil different from holy basil (Tulsi)?
For seasoning sauce do you use Golden Mountain?
Yes! That is my preferred seasoning sauce
Mary G Crafts yes golden mountain
Yum! 😋👍
Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏 Thanks for watching
@@WorldofThaiFood Made it for dinner last night. Unfortunately only had Thai basil instead of holy basil. Will totally make it again with holy basil next time.
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Is holy basil comes with purple stems or hairy green stems?
Hi. You can actually find both types 🙏 Some are purple, others green - both have trichomes/hair
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Can i use sweet basil instead of holy basil?? 🤔
Hi. I’d say no but it’s up to you to try. In Thailand we would never use sweet Basil. Pad Ka Prao literally means stir fried holy Basil. The Sweet Basil (Horapa in Thai) has a different flavor profile. I know that it’s sometimes difficult to find Holy basil. Make it with sweet Basil but then call it Pad Horapa instead 😀
Thai Basil chicken is it curry or normal dish?
Pad Ka Prao Gai (and Kai Dow) 😜
Can I skip fish and oyester sauce ? I can only get soy sauce right now
Manisha Joshi Yes, you can try, but compensate with more amount then. The taste won’t be the same but if you do the right thing with chillie, garlic, and basil , it will atleast have the signature scent. Happy cooking 🙏🌶
Is there any other basil like herb that I can use instead of holy basil? It is not easy available where I live sadly..
Hi, thank you for asking. The name Pad (stir fired) Ka Prao (Holy Basil) Gai (Chicken) suggests that Holy Basil is at the heart of this dish. Technically, the answer to your question must therefore be, no - you cannot make Pad Ka Prao without Holy Basil. People outside Thailand sometimes use Thai Sweet Basil (Horapa) because it is what they have access to in their local asian grocery stores. I wouldn't personally recommend it but you can try. Don't forget to let me know how it came out! Thanks for watching / Amy
Thanks a lot for your answer! :-D
Ive made this without even thai sweet basil, since neither of them are readily available. Regular ole sweet basil from the garden, and it's still delicious.
Great to know!! I have plenty of regular ole basil :D thanks a lot!!
gebert87 np! I actually made it for dinner this evening. Serrano's are a good stand in if you can't get bird's eye.
yum!
Welcome to World of Thai Food and thanks for watching. Lots more yummy recipes on the way!
Googled chugar to figure out what thai spice that was. Finally figured out it's sugar. :)
RawhideProductions1 😆😂 Thanks for watching
Can you eat the holy basil ?
Yes of course
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I call this thai breakfast!
Exactly Khun Lisa! The beauty of Thai food culture is that you can eat what you want, whenever you feel like it. We usually make this for lunch or supper and then we enjoy the leftovers the next morning with a freshly fried egg /Amy
I’m going to try this with hoisin because I bought that by accident instead of oyster sauce! Also my chilies are wildly hot so I’m leaving them whole no seeds. I’m still worried. Last time was super hot 🥵
Enjoy cooking 🙏
Sadly I hve to use sweet Thai basi, as it is almost impossible to find holy basil around here. Even to grow it’s hard to find plants and seeds!
I've made this with different types of Basil in places like Sweden, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan and West Africa and somehow it still always comes out nice. I provide the authentic recipe as a guide but there is nothing wrong with experimenting. Go for it!
The color of that egg yolk at the end makes you realize how terrible quality 97% of store bought eggs are.
Yup good observation. These eggs are from our own free range chickens