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By ptjonalee_6730937
redding, CA
on November 26, 2008
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my husband liked this better than I did. Next time I will add an extra tbsp of brown sugar (already added 1 extra per other suggestions and I will decrease the amount of lime by 25-50%. I didn't find it too salty until I added soy sauce at the end as suggested. If you don't add any extra it shouldn't be too salty. Over all it was good, but needs a little tweaking.
By meghanndandrea_...
Norristown, PA
on October 27, 2008
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I've never made anything like this before and was surprised at how easy it was...plus it was fantastic! This is one of my new favorites!
By alzgoda_10628914
Arlington Heigh...
on July 20, 2008
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This looked soo wonderful on tv. The flavors taste AMAZING, however those darn noodles. We followed the way we were told from tv to make them, didnt work. we followed the directions on the bag, didnt work. HELP, any one have any tips for making this dish?
By nthelen_389274
westport, CT
on July 01, 2008
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It was amazing, when I made it for my family they loved it.
By l.lbelle5_8927896
Schwenksville, PA
on May 04, 2008
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I love Pad Thai, and I was thrilled to find a recipe that didn't require a trip to the not-so-accessible Asian market, and that cooked up so quickly. I found that 10-15 minutes was not long enough to soak the rice noodles, so I added about a half-cup of water to the pan as they were cooking in the sauce and cooked it down to the correct consistency, and it was perfection--it cooked the noodles perfectly and made the whole dish wonderfully saucy. I didn't find it too salty at all--in fact, it was less salty than pad thai made with dried shrimp, and the fresh shrimp added succulence and sweetness not usually found in traditional pad thai. Next time I make it, I might add some more brown sugar, but to be honest, it didn't really need it. It was just the taste I wanted, and I'll make it again and again. Thanks, Danny, for rescuing me from my pad thai craving so easily and so quickly!
By jlucas_9329935
Atlanta, GA
on April 14, 2008
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I tried this last night - found that the noodles were a little rubbery; I think boiling them for 3 minutes would have been better than soaking them for 15 min in warm water would have been better. Also lacked the sweet component that Pad Thai I usually enjoy has.
By J&J's Mum
Washington State
on March 27, 2008
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This was the first time I've made pad thai. I saw this recipe while watching TV on the weekend and my husband said "wow - that sounds good". And it was. Very simple. Very quick. Inexpensive ingredients. Also a recipe you could easily add additional ingredients to.
By tamaraclk_10100394
Sacramento, CA
on March 26, 2008
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I added two teaspoons of brown sugar to the sauce because a previous reviewer said this recipe was too salty. I'm sure it helped, but it was still too salty. It would be better with a full tablespoon of brown sugar.
By mairzydotes
rockford, IL
on March 24, 2008
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My family loved this. I did increase the sauce a bit and added more sprouts. Next time I may add some fresh red pepper. Very tasty.
By cfulgham_334511
Richmond, VA
on March 24, 2008
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I was so excited to try this - I love pad thai from a local thai restaurant, so when I saw the show and realized it was relatively easy, I thought I would give it a try. It was nothing like what I've eaten in thai restaurants - dry, WAY too salty and I used reduced sodium soy sauce, and just lacking 'something'.
I spent $30 on all of the ingredients and threw away the majority of it. Sad to say, I was very disappointed - this will be deleted from my recipe box.