Spaghetti and peanut butter.

[Goathead]

I know it sounds gross, just try it, you will be pleasantly surprised. Thin spaghetti, a little bit of peanut butter, a little curry, scallions, a little ginger. There you have it, instant Thai dinner right from the cupboard.

[boneygrey]

1. Yuck

[kenny blankenship]

15. It's excellent but I think you need sesame oil

[Celeborn Skywalker]

2. Sounds good.

Just add some veggies and chicken and you got Pad Thai.

[Goathead]

4. Exactly. n/t

:hi:

[BBradley]

3. What, no jelly?

[MidwestMomma]

5. I just knew this was going to be a Thai dish

Doesn't sound gross at all.

Do you cook the pasta separately and then stir in the rest? I need details as I'm not that great of a cook. :)

[Goathead]

8. Yes separately

Then I just kind of saute it all in a pan. Helps if you use a better kind of peanut butter, I don't like peanut butters that are too sugary.

[MidwestMomma]

13. Thanks

I'm always looking for tasty yet economical meals. :)

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

6. My husband makes Indian spaghetti

Uses extra garlic, red pepper and other Indian spices - very spicy and yummy!

[amerikat]

7. It's the national food of.......

Thailand. God help us all if the ever discover jelly on the side.

[Rabrrrrrr]

9. Absolutely! one of my favorite Chinese/Thai dishes is sesame noodles

which is very much replacable with spaghetti and peanut butter and a few other spices (as you used).

I make them every now and again, in one of many variations.

[jpgray]

10. Cooking up the peanut butter in some broth with soy sauce is my method

But then I usually add grilled chicken and sauted veggies--good stuff though.

[Goathead]

14. That is a good idea.

I will try that next time I make it.

[Floogeldy]

11. I can't think of anything that doesn't go good with peanut butter!

B-)

[BBradley]

12. Caviar?

[Floogeldy]

16. I never think of caviar

:o