Can I make this vegetarian?
Yes, to make it vegetarian, omit the cooked shrimp and substitute the fish sauce with a vegetarian fish sauce or light soy sauce. You can add more vegetables like shredded cabbage or carrots for extra crunch.
Thai · lunch
25m
Total time
2
Servings
450
kcal
easy
Difficulty
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FAQ · Things people ask
Yes, to make it vegetarian, omit the cooked shrimp and substitute the fish sauce with a vegetarian fish sauce or light soy sauce. You can add more vegetables like shredded cabbage or carrots for extra crunch.
While 'Kanom Jeen' (fermented rice noodles) are traditional and offer a unique slightly sour flavor, fresh thin rice vermicelli can be used as a substitute. The overall flavor profile will be similar, though the distinct fermentation note will be absent.
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