Kwetiew Lauht

Kwetiew lauht is a rice flour crepe that’s stuffed with typical goodies you see in Thai street food like shrimp and scallions. I had a craving but wasn’t about to go through the hassle of making rice crepes, so I came up with this rice noodle version of the street food staple where the only thing you need to cook is the rice noodles. I made this vegan dish with cold pressed tofu but of course you can add cooked shrimp or ground pork for added protein.
Think of it as like a Thai-style pasta salad where you just have to cook the pasta and after that add whatever flavors you’re feeling like. Hope yours hits the spot just like mine did!

Ingredients

2
Tbsp sugar
2
Tbsp distilled vinegar
¼
cup sweet soy sauce
2
Tbsp black soy sauce
thick rice noodles
pressed tofu
scallions
sweet radish
preserved cabbage
fried garlic
fried shallot
bean sprouts
cilantro
fried garlic
chili flakes

Preparation

Step 1

Prepare the sauce by combining sugar, vinegar, sweet soy sauce, and black soy sauce. Mix along with chili flakes and fried garlic and set to the side.

Step 2

Soak the thick rice noodles in lukewarm water.

Step 3

Mix together chopped tofu, scallions, sweet radish, preserved cabbage.

Step 4

Cook the noodles in hot water, then top with bean sprouts, tofu mix, and sauce. Toss and enjoy with cilantro and fried shallots.

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