Description:
This is another favourite in our house.
Making this from scratch really doesn't take much longer than using a pre-prepared sauce, but you really notice the difference in taste!
Ingredients:
* 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
* 1 brown onion, finely chopped
* 2 garlic cloves, crushed
* 3cm piece of ginger, peeled, grated
* 1 tablespoon green curry paste
* 1kg chicken breast fillets, trimmed, cut into 2cm cubes
* 1 teaspoon chicken stock powder
* 1/3 cup Ayam Light Coconut Milk
* 2 tablespoons fish sauce
* 1 large lime, juiced
* 1 tablespoon brown sugar
* 1 cup coriander leaves
* 1/2 cup mint leaves
* 1 cup steamed jasmine rice and
* lime wedges, to serve
Sometimes I will add fresh noodles to the curry instead of serving it on rice.
Bamboo shoots, water chestnuts and mushrooms are optional extras I occasionally add, if I don't have the full quantity of chicken the recipe calls for.
Directions:
1. Heat oil in a non-stick frying pan over medium heat. Add onion, garlic and ginger. Cook for 3 minutes or until tender. Stir in curry paste. Cook for 1 minute or until aromatic.
2. Add chicken to pan. Stir to coat in curry mixture & toss until the chicken is cooked through.
Combine stock, coconut milk and 1 cup water in a jug. Stir into curry mixture. Increase heat to high. Bring to the boil.
3. Combine fish sauce, 2 tablespoons lime juice and sugar in a small bowl. Stir into curry. Roughly chop half the coriander and mint. Stir into curry. Reduce heat to low. Simmer for 10 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.
4. Spoon curry over rice. Top with remaining coriander and mint. Serve with lime.
Another draft out of the way - Yaay
YUMMY!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds REALLY good:)
ReplyDeleteI'm craving it now...will have to put it on the menu for later in the week.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about some white chili ...we got snow headed this way...UGH
ReplyDeleteChili is a good winter comfort food for sure....I don't eat it myself because of my bean phobia but the boys just love it!
ReplyDeleteLove Thai food. Problem here on the ROk is getting the fresh ingredients. After eating the real thing it's hard to substitute.
ReplyDeleteI find that slightly weird Nancie. Maybe my impression of Asian cooking must be completely wrong. I thought countries in that region used a lot of the same ingredients. Learning to cook more of a variety of Asian dishes is on my to do list for 2009.
ReplyDeleteI need to find a recipe for:
Godzilla II is a right terror....not only does he think he owns the house but he likes nibbling my toes!
Wow...he looks like the skink that Hope caught outside our front door about 4 years ago...She kept him in an aquarium and called him Tigger....LOL...he was totally kewl!
ReplyDeletewoW...I can smell it's delicious..yumyum
ReplyDeleteneeds more chillies! how can you have a curry with no chillies?
ReplyDeleteold style curries were made with too much black pepper
I want to hear more about the bean phobia.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds good. I might make it soon! Is canned coconut milk okay?
goodstuff4u saidneeds more chillies! how can you have a curry with no chillies?
ReplyDeleteI like spicy food but it doesn't like me that much. This recipe is hot enough for me without adding chilli's but I'm sure adding them wouldn't hurt if you are a chilli lover. I'm not sure if this recipe is authentic or whether it has been westernised.
gregzook saidI want to hear more about the bean phobia.
I don't know if there's much to tell. I've hated beans with a passion ever since I was a small child and was forced to eat them. I used to make myself throw up.I'm surprised I haven't got an eating disorder because of that lol.
gregzook saidIs canned coconut milk okay?
That's what I use. You only need a small amount for this recipe so only grab a small can.
Kinda looks like you threw up in that skillet! lol
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