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can you believe that this is ready in
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just 15 minutes well you better start by
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making your broth which is garlic and
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ginger cooking oil until fragrant and
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then add some lemongrass then you can
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add a little bit of Cho
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coriander and some Tamarind paste now
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please note when you see here this is
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smaller than a teaspoon that I'm using
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there it looks like more than I put in
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um you don't need too much Tamarind
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paste is a very strong flavor
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half a teaspoon is plenty now go in with
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a tin of coconut milk then fill the tin
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up with water and add that too and
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you're also going to add about a
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tablespoon of fish sauce and soy
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sauce now you could make this in advance
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and leave that to simmer or just turn
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off the heat once it's reached boiling
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and leave until you're ready to eat when
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you are ready to eat you just going to
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add your noodles I used rice noodles
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here just dried rice noodles you could
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use um any of the straight toak ones
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they would work really well as well just
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pop them into your broth and let them
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soak up that warmth and get nice and
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cooked I've also gone in with some sugar
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snap peas um after just 3 minutes the
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noodles look like this and they were
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ready for the salmon season both sides
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with salt and then pop in a hot pan with
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just a little bit of olive oil cook for
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the most amount of time on the skin side
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until it gets really nice and crispy
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this was about 5 minutes on the skin
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side then flip and cook for just one
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minute on the flesh side top with
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peanuts done
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