¼ cuproasted peanuts, roughly chopped or lightly crushed
Notes
I used green chilies in the video because I didn't have any red ones, but you should use red chilies for this if you can.
If using the scaling function, please use the metric units or scale it manually as the program cannot scale "2 tablespoon + 1 tsp" automatically.
Instructions
For the dressing:
Add the chilies to a mortar and pestle and pound until fine. Add the palm sugar and pound to dissolve into a thick paste. Add the lime juice and fish sauce and stir to combine.
For the fried eggs:
In a wok or an small non-stick frying pan, add about a quarter inch of oil. Heat the oil over medium high heat until very hot (you can add a little piece of onion as a heat tester, and once it's bubbling excitedly, the oil is ready to go.)
Crack one egg into the oil, and if your oil is hot enough the egg white should start to bubble right away. Use a spoon to baste the top of the egg with oil as it fries, and keep going for about 2 minutes or until the yolk is set and the white is bubbly and browned around the edges.*You don't want the yolk runny for this because we will be cutting the egg into pieces. I like the yolk to be set, but not completely well done. Traditionally it is cooked well done.
Remove the egg from the pan and let it drain on a paper towel lined plate. Repeat with the remaining eggs.
Assembly:
Combine all the vegetables in a mixing bowl.
Cut the eggs into six wedges, centred around the yolk so that there is a little bit of yolk in every piece.
Add the eggs to the vegetables and pour the dressing over. Toss gently just to mix and plate. Top with roasted peanuts and serve with jasmine rice. Enjoy!