By Alivia Phillips
Thai green curry (kaeng khiaw-waan gai)
10 steps
Prep:30minCook:30min
This is an Authentic Classic Thai Green Curry recipe from Northern Thailand.
Thai cooking is all about big beautiful balaced flavour so try & get the right ingredients where possible, but make substitutes or adjust the amounts of things to suite your own personal taste.
Divide the curry paste recipe by 4 if you only want enough paste to use and don’t want to store any.
I use a terracotta pestel & mortar and I think it tastes amazing but you can throw all of these ingredients into a food processor if you want to.
The finish of Thai basil & Kaffir lime really add a beautiful additional flavour and aroma to the dish..
Enjoy with rice
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 04:43:49 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
36
Low
Nutrition per serving
Calories1239.4 kcal (62%)
Total Fat88.2 g (126%)
Carbs105.7 g (41%)
Sugars29.6 g (33%)
Protein37.7 g (75%)
Sodium6908.5 mg (345%)
Fiber22.4 g (80%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
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Green Curry Paste:
1 teaspoonsalt
10green chilies
chopped, fresh, small, with seeds left in
2garlic clove
chopped
1 Tbspshallot
chopped
2lemon grass stalks
chopped
1 fingergalanga
chopped, Thai ginger
5coriander root
s & stalks chopped
1kaffir lime
whole, chopped, with peel on
1 fingerturmeric
chopped
2 tablespoonspeppercorns
2 tablespoonsroasted coriander seeds
1 tablespoonroasted cumin seeds
1 tablespoonshrimp paste
Green curry ingredients
Instructions
Curry Paste:
Step 1
1. Put salt, peppercorns, coriander seeds and cumin seeds in a mortar, pound well. You could use a food processor instead if you prefer.
Step 2
2. Add the remaining ingredients except shrimp paste, pound until mixed well & broken down.
Step 3
3. Add shrimp paste, pound until fine and smooth.
Step 4
4. Curry paste can now be stored flat in a freezer bag, ice cube or a glass jar. The Paste freezes very well for a few months or you can add a layer of oil over the top & keep in the fridge for about a month.
Making the curry
Step 5
1. Put oil in a pan, on low heat add green curry paste, bring it to a simmer, add half of the coconut milk stir until fragrant.
Step 6
2. Add chicken, stir vigorously until the chicken is cooked.
Step 7
3. Add the remaining coconut milk, eggplant, baby corn and kaffir lime leaves. Stirring occasionally.
Step 8
4. Season with sugar (sweet) and fish sauce (salt) to taste.
Step 9
5. Sprinkle sweet basil leaves and turn off the heat.
Step 10
6. Garnish with red chilies.
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