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20-Minute Pork Thai Basil Stir Fry



This Pad Kra Pao made with ground pork and lots of holy basil is a staple in Thai cuisine. It comes together super quickly with ground pork, aromatic garlic, shallots, and chilies, a few hard working sauces, and lots of Thai basil!

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13 Comments

  1. Why can't we get holy basil in the west? Surely someone can grow and sell this stuff in the asian markets. That dish is 'ok' with thai basil, but I have to imagine it would be a whole lot better with the real thing.

  2. I’ve made this recipe countless times and LOVE IT. A copious amount of Thai basil is definitely key here. My tip would be to slice the chilis when they’re still frozen – when you thaw them, they tend to get softer and harder to slice. Also, as mentioned in the video, I like to mix all the sauces and sugar in a bowl and have it at the ready. Make it make it make it!!! 🙂

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