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Mee-Pad-Pu

Zone South

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Mee-Pad-Pu

 

 

Background

As Chinese people love noodles, so this dish is inspired by their favorite. Chinese immigrants prefer to cook with rice vermicelli and black soy sauce. The great combination and well-blend of the taste among all ingredients like chilies, shallot, shrimp paste, and crab meat make this dish simple but outstanding.

 

Nutrition facts

Rice vermicelli is a thin form of rice noodles that made from mung bean flour. For 100 G of rice vermicelli contains 150 Kcal, 100 G of crab meat contains 19.5 G of Protein, 100 G of coconut milk contains 110 Kcal with 24 G of fat. This menu gives you enough energy.

 

Ingredients

300 grams soaked rice vermicelli

300 grams crab meat

2 cups coconut milk

15 dried chilies without seeds, soaked

1/4 cup shallot, sliced

½ teaspoon pepper seeds

3 tablespoons palm sugar

½ teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon soy sauce

 

 

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