FOR THE SQUID 🦑 in a small frying pan.
300-400g squid, with the outer skin scored and chopped into strips.
1 hot chilli finely chopped, seeds optional
3 garlic clove, chopped
4cm cube of ginger chopped
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 tbsp sesame oil
½ lime, juice
Red Thai curry paste you can make this, it’s quite a lot of ingredients but really easy to make and when you make it you can make a big batch and keep some for later in the week or freeze for much later when you’re cooking. Alternatively, there is plenty of pastes that you can buy ready-made and for this dish work perfect.
noodles that have been pre-cooked in water or you can use the packet stirfry ready noodles
2 tbsp Thai fish sauce
2 tablespoons of soy sauce
5Â spring onions, trimmed, cut in 1 and 2 cm length
Coriander stems choppedÂ
Heat up a frying pan with your oil then add the ginger, squid and chilli to the pan (high heat) when the squid is cooked take off the heat. once cooled a little and add the juice of 1/2 lime
2 tbsp Thai fish sauce
2 tablespoons of soy sauce, this is not used a lot in Thai cooking but I find that it can just add a bit of moisture and add a wee bit of saltiness to the dish.Â
You don’t want to have your veg cooking more than 4 or five minutes as it should be nice and crunchy
One minute from the end add 5Â spring onions, trimmed, cut in 1 and 2 cm lengthÂ
Coriander stems choppedÂ
You can add the coriander leaves on top of the dish for serving add at the end for serving.Â
I like to be adventurous when cooking this way as you can get away with a lot with your strong hot Thai chilli flavours so don’t be afraid to mix it up and try different veg alternative types of fish for this dish and style of cooking.Â