May I recommend this delicious chicken curry recipe!
Penang Gai (Penang dry chicken curry)
2T vegetable oil 2 garlic cloves - finely chopped 1T red curry paste 225g boneless chicken breast - thinly sliced (or tenderloins) 125ml coconut cream 1T ground roasted peanuts 20 fresh sweet basil leaves 1 long fresh red chilli - finely slivered lengthwise 2 kaffir lime leaves - thinly sliced crossways Heat oil in a wok and fry garlic until golden brown. Add curry paste and stir well. Add all remaining ingredients in turn, except chilli and lime leaves, stirring well between each addition. Stirfry until chicken is just cooked through. Turn out onto serving dish and garnish with chilli and lime leaves. Enjoy!
If you want to make your red curry paste from scratch you just need a mortar and pestle and pound together each of the following ingredients in turn to make a smooth paste.
2T chopped lemongrass 1 1/2 T chopped galangal 1T kaffir chopped kaffir lime rind 5 small dried red chillis - soaked for 15min then drained and roughly chopped 2 lg dried red chillis - prepared same as above 4 garlic cloves 6 small red shallots 1/4 tsp salt
craig04,
Apr 15, 12:17am
I also have a delicious green beef curry recipe and a yummy yellow fish curry recipe - I love Thai food!
taurus2005,
Apr 15, 12:29am
Mine never tastes like the restaurant curries
seano7,
Apr 18, 11:30pm
one is made from green chillies and one from red
mwood,
Apr 19, 12:22am
Traditionally, all Thai curries were made with the same ingredients except for one thing: the chilies. Red curry was made with up to 20 red chilies, while green curry was made with green chilies, and yellow curry was made with yellow chilies. In Thailand, these chilies have slightly different taste characteristcs in addition to their color.
tmcs1,
Apr 19, 12:36am
Also traditionally, Red Curry Paste relies on dried chillies, Green has more fresh chillies. Generally
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