Thai Pork with Bamboo | Pad Phet Muh Sei Noh Mai

Yesterday I got about to making one of my favourite dishes: Pad Phet Muh Sei Noh Mai or Thai pork with bamboo. Only I didn't use pork, I used chicken. It's a dish I like to make, firstly, because it is so spicy, and secondly, because by omitting the sugar and the rice, I can make it low-carb. It's also very easy to make. For a change, I also managed to take a photo of it - before the "devouring process" and the water drinking.... :D

Thai Pork with Bamboo or Pad Phet Muh Sei Noh Mai.

You will need:

400g pork escalope (from the topside or eye) - You could also use chicken breast or beef fillet instead of pork.

3 tablespoons fish sauce

½ teaspoons freshly ground black pepper

1 can whole bamboo shoots (540g)

½ red and ½ green pepper

5 tablespoons oil

2 tablespoons yellow curry paste

2 tablespoons sugar

Cut the pork in bite-sized strips, mixing one tablespoon fish sauce and the pepper. Let it marinate for approximately 10 minutes.

In a sieve, rinse the bamboo shoots in cold water and cut into fine strips. Wash the peppers and cut in strips.

Heat up the oil in a pan or wok, adding the yellow curry paste. After about 2 minutes add the meat. Increase the heat and add the bamboo shoots, the pepper strips, 2 tablespoons fish sauce, the sugar and some water. Keep on cooking for about 2 minutes on strong heat while stirring constantly.

Serve with rice.

Recipe for 4 portions | Preparation time about 25 minutes| Each portion has about 250 calories.

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