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Chicken with basil
gai pad krapow

Ideally use Thai holy basil (kra phao), but still works well with Thai sweet basil (horapa).

The recipe serves 2-3 as a single main dish or 4 as one of several dishes.

Optionally serve topped with a fried egg.

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THAI
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400grams chicken thigh boned and skinned and chopped into 1cm pieces
4-6cloves garlic minced
2-3 shallots (Asian) finely chopped
4-6 Thai birdseye chilli (fresh) finely chopped with seeds
2tbsps fish sauce  
1tsp palm sugar  
1tsp soy sauce (sweet)  
1bunch Thai holy basil or Thai sweet basil; stems removed
1pinch white pepper (ground)  
1tbsp groundnut oil  
  1. Mix the fish sauce, sweet soy sauce, palm sugar and chopped chillies in a small bowl.
  2. Heat wok over a medium high heat until very hot. Add oil and when this is hot add garlic and shallots and stir fry until aromatic.
  3. Add the chicken meat and quickly stir-fry. When the chicken meat changes colour, toss in the chilli and seasonings mix and continue to stir-fry. If the wok was hot enough, there should not be any liquid, but if there is continue cooking until it has gone.
  4. Add in the basil leaves and do a few quick turns until the leaves are wilted and fragrant.
  5. Add a pinch of white pepper, do a final stir and serve. 

Optionally top with a fried egg.

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