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Pad Priew Waan (stir-fried sweet and sour) a highlight of Thai cuisine!

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink, Thai recipes
Tags: Toad Priew Wan, Video, Sweet Sour

November 12 2023

A real Thai classic is Pad Priew Wan or stir-fry sweet and sour. There are many variants available, such as sweet and sour chicken, sweet and sour beef, sweet and sour with pork, sweet and sour with shrimps or other seafood. Vegetarians can replace the meat with tofu or mushrooms. Jaap's favorite version is with chicken.

Pad Priew Wan (Thai Sweet and Sour Stir-Fry) – Dishes from Thai cuisine explained

By Editorial
Posted in Food and drink, Thai recipes
Tags: Toad Priew Wan, Thai Sweet and Sour Stir-Fry

June 11, 2023

Pad Priew Wan, ผัดเปรี้ยวหวาน, is a classic Thai dish that can be literally translated as “sweet and sour stir fry”. It is a popular and versatile dish that can be found all over Thailand, from the streets of Bangkok to the coastline of Phuket, and can also be found in many Thai restaurants around the world.

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Pad Priew Waan (stir-fried sweet and sour) a highlight of Thai cuisine!

Pad Priew Wan (Thai Sweet and Sour Stir-Fry) – Dishes from Thai cuisine explained