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<blockquote data-quote="Phil" data-source="post: 95129" data-attributes="member: 4151"><p>Depending on how much time/money you have. This is o e of my faves</p><p>Thai green curry (make as hot or as mild as you like depending o. Taste)</p><p>All ingredients listed from UK</p><p></p><p>SERVES 2</p><p>INGREDIENTS</p><p>A large bunch of asparagus or baby corn</p><p>1/2 a fresh red chilli</p><p>1tbsp groundnut oil</p><p>1tbsp sesame oil</p><p>400g king prawns, raw, peeled</p><p>1 x 400ml tin of coconut milk</p><p>A handful of mangetout</p><p>1 lime</p><p>FOR THE GREEN CURRY PASTE</p><p>2 stalks of lemongrass</p><p>4 spring onions</p><p>3 fresh green chillies</p><p>4 cloves of garlic</p><p>A thumb-sized piece of fresh root ginger</p><p>A large bunch of fresh coriander</p><p>1tsp coriander seeds</p><p>8 fresh or dried lime leaves (optional)</p><p>3tbsp soy sauce</p><p>1tbsp fish sauce</p><p>METHOD</p><p>TO MAKE YOUR GREEN CURRY PASTE</p><p>Trim the lemongrass stalks, peel back and discard the outer leaves, and crush the stalks by bashing them a few times with the heel of your hand or a rolling pin.</p><p>Trim the spring onions. Halve and de-seed the green chillies. Peel and roughly chop the garlic and ginger. Set aside a few sprigs of fresh coriander, and whizz the rest in a food processor with the lemongrass stalks, spring onions, chillies, garlic, ginger, coriander seeds and lime leaves (if using), until everything is finely chopped - the smell will be amazing!</p><p>While whizzing, pour in the soy sauce and fish sauce and blitz again until you have a smooth paste. If you don't have a food processor, chop everything by hand as finely as you can - it may take a while but it will be so worth it.</p><p>TO MAKE YOUR CURRY</p><p>Snap the woody ends off the asparagus and discard them. Run the stalks through a runner bean slicer, or finely slice them lengthways with a knife. Finely chop the red chilli and put to one side.</p><p>Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang</p><p>Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang</p><p>Place a large pan or wok over a high heat. When it's really hot, add the groundnut and sesame oils, swirl them around, then carefully drop in the prawns. Add the asparagus and your green curry paste and stir-fry for about 30 seconds. Pour in the coconut milk and add the mangetout.</p><p>Give it all a good stir, bring to the boil and cook for a few minutes. Have a taste and add a bit more soy sauce if you think it needs it. Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang.</p><p>TO SERVE YOUR CURRY</p><p>Pick the leaves off the remaining coriander sprigs. Serve the curry sprinkled with the coriander leaves and the chopped red chilli, and some fluffy lime and coriander rice. </p><p></p><p>IMHO. Really nice and tastes even better if frozen and re heated......lol</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil, post: 95129, member: 4151"] Depending on how much time/money you have. This is o e of my faves Thai green curry (make as hot or as mild as you like depending o. Taste) All ingredients listed from UK SERVES 2 INGREDIENTS A large bunch of asparagus or baby corn 1/2 a fresh red chilli 1tbsp groundnut oil 1tbsp sesame oil 400g king prawns, raw, peeled 1 x 400ml tin of coconut milk A handful of mangetout 1 lime FOR THE GREEN CURRY PASTE 2 stalks of lemongrass 4 spring onions 3 fresh green chillies 4 cloves of garlic A thumb-sized piece of fresh root ginger A large bunch of fresh coriander 1tsp coriander seeds 8 fresh or dried lime leaves (optional) 3tbsp soy sauce 1tbsp fish sauce METHOD TO MAKE YOUR GREEN CURRY PASTE Trim the lemongrass stalks, peel back and discard the outer leaves, and crush the stalks by bashing them a few times with the heel of your hand or a rolling pin. Trim the spring onions. Halve and de-seed the green chillies. Peel and roughly chop the garlic and ginger. Set aside a few sprigs of fresh coriander, and whizz the rest in a food processor with the lemongrass stalks, spring onions, chillies, garlic, ginger, coriander seeds and lime leaves (if using), until everything is finely chopped - the smell will be amazing! While whizzing, pour in the soy sauce and fish sauce and blitz again until you have a smooth paste. If you don't have a food processor, chop everything by hand as finely as you can - it may take a while but it will be so worth it. TO MAKE YOUR CURRY Snap the woody ends off the asparagus and discard them. Run the stalks through a runner bean slicer, or finely slice them lengthways with a knife. Finely chop the red chilli and put to one side. Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang Place a large pan or wok over a high heat. When it's really hot, add the groundnut and sesame oils, swirl them around, then carefully drop in the prawns. Add the asparagus and your green curry paste and stir-fry for about 30 seconds. Pour in the coconut milk and add the mangetout. Give it all a good stir, bring to the boil and cook for a few minutes. Have a taste and add a bit more soy sauce if you think it needs it. Push down on the lime and roll it around to get the juices going, then cut it in half. Squeeze the juice into the pan - this will give your curry a lovely tang. TO SERVE YOUR CURRY Pick the leaves off the remaining coriander sprigs. Serve the curry sprinkled with the coriander leaves and the chopped red chilli, and some fluffy lime and coriander rice. IMHO. Really nice and tastes even better if frozen and re heated......lol [/QUOTE]
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