I really wanted to make something special for James tonight since he is working so hard, but I was kind of tired myself, so I opted for a little help from "Taste of Thai." The kit comes with dried noodles and a packet of sauce, but I did the rest. I first boiled the nooodles and set them aside, leaving them somewhat firm since I was going to cook them more later. Then, I stir-fried some chicken, tofu, bean sprouts and egg. When they were done, I added the noodles to the wok. Then, I added the sauce and stir-fried everything together for about 15 minutes. I topped it all with fresh torn cilantro, crushed peanuts, and lime wedges. Basically, I got my help from the sauce, but I chose to add a little sugar to make it sweeter.
I completed the meal with some frozen shumai and some homemade Thai iced tea. Yummy! James was very pleased and is now back to work on a project for his master's degree, but I'm going to interrupt him shortly for some peanut butter M&M brownies I made earlier.


Check out the teaswap blog, as I posted about a tearoom I went to today and there are some yummy pictures. :-)
Posted by Hannah at March 12, 2005 10:02 PMoo shumai is my favourite when we are at our favourite chinese place :)
Posted by: letti at March 12, 2005 10:19 PMOh, wow, does that ever look GOOD!
Posted by: Leslie at March 13, 2005 12:18 PMIt most certainly does look yummy. You ROCK with your cooking!!
Posted by: Michelle at March 13, 2005 01:54 PMOkay, now I'm hungry and it is no where near dinner. Wonder if I could convince dh that we should go Thai tonight. We actually have a restaurant in town that is quite impressive. Just not in the mood to cook right now... especially if I can get someone else to do it. (Will keep my eyes open for this kit though. Never know when I will want to earn a few brownie points.
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Posted by: A Touch of Style at March 13, 2005 03:03 PMIt looks awesome Hannah!
Posted by: Linda at March 13, 2005 05:58 PMYUM!!! You are so good with your cooking, girl- I am so impressed. :) Now I want some of those peanut butter M&M brownies, mmmm :)
Posted by: girl from florida at March 13, 2005 07:22 PMgood job hannah, semi homemade is still homemade :) it looks great. yum!
Posted by: stef at March 13, 2005 10:16 PMI bought that Thai kitchen premix last week too! Looks good, babe. I am going to try it soon!!
Posted by: Penny at March 13, 2005 11:49 PM