Meaning, 'fried (with) soy sauce', this pad see ew only takes around 15 minutes to make, and is both delicious and filling! This is a vegetarian version but you could add any kind of protein you want.
Pad See Ew (Thai Stir-Fried Rice Noodles)

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Meaning, 'fried (with) soy sauce', this pad see ew only takes around 15 minutes to make, and is both delicious and filling! This is a vegetarian version but you could add any kind of protein you want.
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