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Jules's Blurb: Khwanjai's a dab hand at Thai Noodles (Kwaytiaw) and so she should be; she serves up over 100 portions a day in her Thai noodles cafe. Kwaytiaw is a traditional Thai Noodles Recipe, which is  sold all over Thailand by street vendors and small cafe owners. It is another one of Thailands fast foods and is also a style of noodles soup. It is instantly variable by the vendor to suit customers wants. There many different types of soup noodles which we cover in this recipe video tutorial.
We have many Noodle Recipes at Thai Recipe Videos, which are all typical Thai food cooking style, using ideally, fresh noodles and of course vegetables when they're involved
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This is a typical Thai snack recipe eaten any time of day and is generally eaten on it's own but at the table you would have a choice of Thai sauces and condiments such as Pik Nam Paa, Pik Nam Som, Chilli Powder, Toasted Peanuts and sugar
Thai Noodles Recipe
(Kuaytiaw)
Ingredients:
Stock Ingredients:
300gr Lean Pork Steak
1 Cup Pork Bones
1 Cup Pickled Garlic
1/2 Cup Coriander Roots
1 ts Salt
1 ts Palm Sugar (heaped)
2 Tbs Thai Seasoning Sauce
2 Tbs sized Chunks of Galangal
1 Tbs Chicken Stock
1 Gallon Water
Noodles Ingredients:
Various types of noodles (your preference)
1 Pack Egg Noodle square wrappers (small)
3-4 Cups Water Spinach
3-4 Cups Bean Sprouts
1/4 Cup Minced/ Ground Pork (silver members only) *
3-4 Spring Onions (shown mixed with coriander) >>
1/2 Cup Coriander (when chopped)
2 Tbs Pickled Cabbage
1/2 Cup Fried Garlic and Pork fat in Pork oil **
Lots of Pepper
* Optional, the recipe still nice if omitted
** See Frying Garlic and Rendering Pork Fat Tutorials
Clean up and skin a couple of large chunks of Galangal
Wash Coriander roots, use stems if you can't get roots
Chop the Spring Onions and Coriander and mix together as per photo
Chop the Water Spinach
Soak Bean sprouts together with the Water Spinach in cold fresh water
Prepare some Ground meat as per Thai Ground Meats Video Tutorial (Public)
Prepare some fried Garlic and Pork Fat and oil as per Frying Garlic and Rendering Pork Fat Tutorials
If using dried noodles follow instructions on the pack to soften them up
Cooking:
Bring about a gallon of water to boil for the stock and throw in all the "stock ingredients" at the same time and cook for thirty minutes.
Whilst waiting for the pork to cook, fold in half (into triangles) the egg noodle squares and deep fry (medium heat) until golden and crispy
Return to stock pot after 30 minutes: Remove the lean Pork and slice thinly
Next step involves Ground Meats (Bonus top tip = Silver members privilege)
Now you're ready for the family fun; to start serving up Kwaytiaw!
To do this at home you'll need a second pan of simmering hot water
Select a portion of your preferred noodles and lower them into the simmering water and stir briefly
Grab a handful of bean sprouts and water spinach and add to the noodles, mix all together for 10-20 seconds or so and remove to a LARGE bowl
On top we add a spoon of the fried garlic and pork fat, a generous pinch of pickled cabbage, a very generous pinch of the chopped coriander and spring onions
Next you lay the sliced pork on top (and the trick stuff with minced meats)
Next comes a goodly portion of the Pork Stock to almost fill the bowl (see topmost image above)
Done!
You just learned how to make Thai Noodles (Kwaytiaw - Street Vendor style) 
Serving suggestion:
Lots of Thais eat it with Rice too, surprise surprise! 
Also see..... One of tourists most favourite Thai Noodle Soup Recipes simply known a Raad Naa or thick brown noodles soup, a much easier recipe than this one
View ThaiFood-TV video blog review of this recipe for some free tips and a public video
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