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15m

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15m
Ingredients
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Step 1
Get a large pan or wok onto high heat, add a little oil and add the 400g mince. Leave it to cook for a minute and then break it up with a wooden spoon. Keep the heat high and cook for another 3-4 minutes until brown and caramelised. If the mince releases water, drain it off, use kitchen roll to absorb it, or swirl the pan to help the liquid evaporate. Add more oil if needed to get the mince really dark and crisp.

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For
4
M
I
400-500
g
Pork mince (see above for amounts - you can also use chicken mince, beef mince or even crumbled tofu)
3
tbsp
Teriyaki sauce (or make your own, details below)
1
splash
Veg/sunflower oil

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D
3 months ago
I real winner
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Dinner Tonight Reader
9 months ago
This was absolutely delicious. Like amazing. You are very clever. Absolutely love your posts. Haven’t had a duff one yet. Ps I made it for 4 people. Added another 150g noodles. Found it needed more of the seasoning (fish sauce, soy etc) and I also squeezed in juice of 1 lime to bring it alive. Think it all depends on your brand of Thai paste, coconut milk etc. Some will need more help coming to life.
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Margie
8 months ago
Oh thank you so much for your kind words Jamie, that’s just so lovely to hear. Thank you! And noted re the changes you made, will add those into the notes in case helpful to other people too, thank you! Xx
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