Chicken thai basil

Quickly whip up your new favorite Asian dish, Thai Basil Chicken. This Pad Kra Pao is loaded with salty, sticky, sharp, and spicy, featuring the star ingredient – 'holy' basil.

This Thai basil chicken is a fast and easy Thai stir fry made with chicken, Thai basil, and vegetables! Add chilis peppers for extra spice and serve with rice and a fried egg!

This Thai basil chicken recipe takes just 3 minutes to prepare and 7 minutes to cook. Served along with steamed rice, it's restaurant food, fast.

Thai Chicken Stir-fry with Basil & Mint is the answer to your weeknight dinner needs!

This Thai basil chicken recipe is so easy to make at home! You only need a few simple ingredients for this quick stir-fry dish: chicken thighs, fresh basil, and the secret ingredient—fish sauce. Serve it up with some rice, and your whole family might think you ordered takeout! This Thai basil chicken is packed ith flavor and is perfect for any lunch or dinner. Try this easy recipe today!

Take your taste buds on an amazing ride with this absolutely delicious recipe. It doesn't get any more flavorful than pad kra pao, or thai basil chicken. You can whip up this recipe together really fast, that you wouldn't help but make it every chance you get.

Authentic recipe for Thai Basil Chicken Stir-Fry with Thai Chilies { Pad Krapow | Gai Pad Kra Pao}. This easy, healthy Asian recipe with chicken, Thai Basil and chilies is one of the most popular Thai Street Food Dishes! With this recipe, you can create this healthy, protein-rich dish at home!

Thai Basil Chicken or Gai Pad Krapow is a popular Thai chicken recipe that is easy and quick to make, budget friendly and incredibly tasty! You can make this easy Thai recipe with ground chicken or ground turkey. Boneless and skinless chicken breasts or thighs cut into bite size pieces can also be used (cooking time will increase by a few minutes).

Spicy Basil Chicken Recipe (Quick & Easy!) - Averie Cooks

A throw-together meal for a weeknight dinner that will please everyone with its sweet, a little spicy and flavorful sauce. I love to serve this with coconut rice or steamed jasmine rice. Thai basil has a unique flavor like nothing else, stronger in flavor with a subtle anise flavor. Unlike sweet basil, Thai basil leaves are generally left whole. Try to find some if you can, the flavor is incredible. Thai basil is very easy to grow so consider growing it yourself, Otherwise Asian markets are…