Can I use other greens?
While morning glory (pak boong) is traditional, you can substitute with spinach, kangkong, or even gai lan, though cooking times might vary slightly. Aim for a leafy green that cooks quickly.
Thai · dinner
15m
Total time
2
Servings
310
kcal
easy
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While morning glory (pak boong) is traditional, you can substitute with spinach, kangkong, or even gai lan, though cooking times might vary slightly. Aim for a leafy green that cooks quickly.
Use a very hot wok or large frying pan – it should be smoking before you add the oil. Ensure all your ingredients are prepped and ready to go. Cook in small batches if your pan isn't large enough to maintain high heat, to prevent steaming the vegetables.
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