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ceekay wrote on 25-10-2010 04:38 PM

Pineapple does not belong in curry.



Pineapple is great in a Thai duck curry. One of my favourite Thai dishes.

Not so sure about it in a green curry mind you.

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As it goes im looking a Chicken dish for tonight...lets see.

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Nomi Sunrider wrote on 25-10-2010 05:02 PM

Make your own, it's much cheaper and tastes better.



How?

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Jennie B wrote on 26-10-2010 09:02 AM

How?



piece of piss as long as you've got a food processor

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=thai+green+curry+paste+recipe&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

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[Edited by Nomi Sunrider on 26-10-2010 10:15 AM]

[Edited by Nomi Sunrider on 26-10-2010 10:17 AM]

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Jennie B wrote on 26-10-2010 09:02 AM

How?



The paste is just the combination of spices pre-prepared and oil added to keep fresh longer.

For Thai paste.

3 lemon grass stalks
4 hot green chillis
1 small onion or 2 shallots
1 inch cube of fresh ginger
shrimp paste or fish sauce (only a little of this as it's quite salty)
Lime juice (good squeeze)
3 cloves of garlic

All you need to do is chop that lot up and bung it in a blender till it's a thick paste.

You then cook that through in the pan for a bit to release the flavours, add the meat of choice then simmer in the coconut milk till done. Add chopped coriander leaf at the end.

Edit: Forgot to add. Use unrefined sugar in there as well. You can add this to taste when simmering. Course brown sugar will do if you can't get the other stuff.

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Thanks!

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Jennie B wrote on 25-10-2010 04:29 PM

Chicken Thai Curry
Cooking time: 30 minutes
Serves 3
2 chicken breasts – diced
1 onion – chopped
4 mushrooms – diced
2 peppers – sliced
½ cup of frozen peas
1 cup of frozen spinach
(optional half a tin of diced Pineapple)
½ can of lentils – drained
½ jar of Thai curry paste
½ can of Coconut milk
1 tbsp coconut oil
Salt
Pepper

1.Add the coconut oil to a wok and then add the onion, when softened add the chicken.
2.After about 4-5 minutes when the chicken has browned add the mushrooms, peas and spinach.
3.After the spinach has started to break up (about 3-4 minutes) add the curry paste and then the coconut milk, mix well and then add the lentils and the peppers.
4.Cook for a further 2-3 minutes adding salt and pepper to taste.
5.Serve on its own – no rice required!!!!



mmm sounds delicious....can I come round and cook it for you Jennie?

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ceekay wrote on 25-10-2010 04:38 PM

Pineapple does not belong in curry.



I wouldn't really call that a Thai curry tbh.



Yeah, that That recipe lacks a lot of the key ingredients that make it an authentic Thai curry.

I can post the recipe later that I learnt in Thailand if you want. It has a lot less (and different) ingredients and takes about the same amount of time to cook. Smile

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