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You can prepare pad Thai by the following steps:-
While an authentic Pad Thai recipe often features tofu as the source of protein, many street vendors in Thailand use shrimp, crab, chicken, or other vegetables. Interestingly, they tend to shy away from pork because they don’t want the dish to take on a “Chinese flavor.” (Some historians do actually credit the Chinese for the creation of Pad Thai.
To make the Pad Thai: