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Spinach with Black Pepper and Garlic

Pahk Spi-Naht Paht Gratiem Prik Thai

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  • Serves

    4

    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
Quick & Easy Thai

By Nancie McDermott

Published 2004

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Here is your template for cooking both leafy greens and stemmy greens, quickly and deliciously. This is a streamlined pahk boong fai daeng, the classic stir-fry of a slender, hollow-stemmed vegetable known as pahk boong in Thai and as ung choy, kang kong, water spinach, and morning glory, among other names.

A wok is handy for corralling the potential avalanche of raw spinach leaves before the heat shrinks them down to a plateful, but a large, deep skillet will work. Having two long-

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