Name: Pad Phak Taohu (Stir Fried Vegetables And
Ingredients: 2 tb Kratiem (garlic); sliced thinly; 2 tb Khing (ginger); julienned thinly; 2 tb Prik ki nu daeng (red Birdseye chilis); julienned; 2 tb Prik ki nu (green Birdseye chilis); julienned; 1/4 c Hom daeng (shallots/purple onions) sliced thinly; 1/4 c Bean sprouts; 1/4 c Snow peas; 1/4 c Mooli (Chinese white raddish); sliced thinly; 1/4 c Water chestnuts; sliced; 1/4 c Prik yuet (Thai sweet chilis); sliced; 1/4 c Sliced mushrooms; 1/4 c Cauliflower florets; 1/4 c Broccoli florets; 1/4 c Asparagus tips; 2 c Fried tofu; 2 tb Light soy sauce; 2 tb Dark sweet soy sauce; 2 tb Mushroom soy sauce; 1 tb Corn starch; dissolved in a little water; Freshly ground black pepper to taste

The perfection of God's love, in perfect harmony with all of God's other perfections, is inevitably displayed in different ways in the varied relationships He maintains. Similarly, mature Christian love should be nurtured as a reflection of the very being of God, in harmony with those other divine perfections we must emulate…and this love will be displayed in different ways in the very relationships we maintain.

D.A. Carson

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables, Grains	Chinese	Vegetable	8	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	tb	Kratiem (garlic); sliced thinly
2	tb	Khing (ginger); julienned thinly
2	tb	Prik ki nu daeng (red Birdseye chilis); julienned
2	tb	Prik ki nu (green Birdseye chilis); julienned
1/4	c	Hom daeng (shallots/purple onions) sliced thinly
1/4	c	Bean sprouts
1/4	c	Snow peas
1/4	c	Mooli (Chinese white raddish); sliced thinly
1/4	c	Water chestnuts; sliced
1/4	c	Prik yuet (Thai sweet chilis); sliced
1/4	c	Sliced mushrooms
1/4	c	Cauliflower florets
1/4	c	Broccoli florets
1/4	c	Asparagus tips
2	c	Fried tofu
2	tb	Light soy sauce
2	tb	Dark sweet soy sauce
2	tb	Mushroom soy sauce
1	tb	Corn starch; dissolved in a little water
		Freshly ground black pepper to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

Date: Mon, 13 May 1996 14:07:34 -0700
From: "Colonel I. F. K. Philpott" <colonel@korat1.vu-korat.ac.th>

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