DescriptionThese authentic rice noodles are essential to Thai cooking. Prepare them with chicken, beef, seafood or vegetables. For extra flavor combine with your favorite Thai sauce. Enjoy! In Soups and Stews, use leftover noodles in your favorite soups and stews. Just add prior to serving. Warm through. Enjoy!Directions:Stir-Fry or Saute9: Pour noodles into a bowl. 2. Cover with very hot tap water. Stir to separate. Soak noodles for 25-30 minutes. Do not over soak. 3. Drain noodles and cut into 5-6″ pieces. 4. Stir-fry noodles with your favorite ingredients until firm yet tender (al dente) and heated through, about 4-6 minutes. Enjoy! As Pasta: Add noodles to 4 quarts salted boiling water. Stir to separate, boil until tender yet still firm (al dente), about 4-6 minutes. 2. Immediately drain cooked noodles. Quickly rinse under cold water and drain again. 3. Add your favorite sauce. Serve immediately.
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Thai Crispy Stir-Fried Noodle, ‘Mee Krob’
The crispy noodles in mee krob are very distinctive and unlike anything you’d find in traditional American cuisine, making it a fun dish to serve to friends. Its fairly time-consuming to prepare but well worth it.
The authentic sweet/sour sauce offers wonderful, exotic flavor. For vegetarians, it can be served without the pork and shrimp.
Although we used a pot to fry the noodles, which worked well, and a skillet to fry the rest of the ingredients, this dish is traditionally prepared in a wok in Thailand. View the images below and read about Mee Krob in our article about delicious street food in Bangkok.
FAQ
Are rice noodles and vermicelli the same?
The Main Differences Between Vermicelli Noodles and Rice Noodles. Maida flour is used to make vermicelli noodles, while rice flour is used to make rice noodles. While rice noodles are flat, vermicelli noodles are round.
What can I substitute for rice vermicelli?
Angel hair pasta is the most similar in size, shape, and texture to rice vermicelli in recipes that call for heavy seasoning and spices, though the flavor will be noticeably nuttier.
Where are vermicelli noodles?
Although this pasta’s origins are in Campania, it has since spread to other nations. Other nations have also started using the term “vermicelli” to describe different kinds of noodles. For example, Chinese rice noodles and Latin American fideo noodles.
Which brand of vermicelli is best?
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