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tumwater, WA
"This was AMAZING and so easy! I'll never used dried beans again. I substituted carrots for the red pepper, increased the cumin, added a dash of cayenne and chili powder, and used boxed chicken stock. Other than this, I followed the recipe exactly! :- I recommend that you hold off on the salt and only add as needed at the end. Mine was a tad b..."
Sep 11, 2010 on Food.com
"I am a self-proclaimed expert in eating Pad Thai, and now I can make it at home. It was phenomenal and I didn't even use all the ingredients! I substituted Palm sugar for regular, and I didn't use dried shrimp. Next time, I'll trek to the Asian market and get these things just for fun. Because I didn't have palm sugar, it was a little on the w ..."
Dec 12, 2009 on FoodNetwork.com
"This competes with the best Thai restaurant in town! I left out Kaffir lime leaves, and I used store-bought green curry sauce. Can't imagine it being better."
Dec 12, 2009 on FoodNetwork.com
"Delicious and a hit with my whole family! I added only a pinch of cayenne and chile powder, and my guest could still taste a little heat. 18 oz of meat translates to 1.25 lbs, so the total amount of meat is 2.5 lbs. For croutons, use 3/4 cup. If you don't use kosher salt and use regular table salt instead, cut back a bit on the salt. Overall, t ..."
Oct 5, 2009 on FoodNetwork.com
"Great recipe! I added cherry tomatoes for color. A hit with my dinner party!"
Oct 5, 2009 on FoodNetwork.com
"Given the rave reviews by some, I thought this would have more flavor. I rescue it from the land of blaaa, I upped the spices significantly. Added about a tbls. each of basil and oregano, a dash of red chile flakes, four cloves of garlic (one cooked with the meat and the other three added uncooked to the meat mixture, about a cup of parmesan ch ..."
Jul 25, 2007 on FoodNetwork.com
"Yet again, Tyler scores big time! This was wonderful - the perfect blend of flavor and spice. The adults loved it, the kids, well, not so much. Too spicy for them (go figure. Like many reviewers, I couldn't find dried chorizo at my local market, so I used regular beef chorizo and drained it. I also used chicken thighs and threw peas on top. I ..."
Apr 25, 2007 on FoodNetwork.com
"Tyler has the best recipes! This was excellent - made no changes and loved it! Even my picky 8 year old ate it and said it was "pretty good" (a supreme compliment coming from her. I will make this again."
Apr 24, 2007 on FoodNetwork.com
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