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Delicious Vegetarian Thai Red Curry Recipe // Never Order Out Again!
Delicious Vegetarian Thai Red Curry Recipe // Never Order Out Again!
Hey guys! Welcome back to another video! We’ve really been enjoying sharing recipes with you guys that you can cozy up with this fall. Today, we will be sharing a vegetarian Thai red curry recipe. This is a delicious dish that is easy to make at home, and you will never have to order out again when you’re craving this dish. It’s spicy, and creamy, and just perfect for this chilly weather. If you want to add protein, we recommend chicken or tofu with this dish. We hope you enjoy this video, and we’ll see you guys next time!
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Thai Curry
½ tsp Salt
½ tsp ground black pepper
2 tsp sugar
2 Tbsp oil
1 red bell pepper, sliced
2 Cups broccoli
1 onion, sliced
2 cloves garlic, minced
½ tsp ginger
2 Tbsp red curry paste
½ Cup water
2 tsp lime juice
1 Tbsp soy sauce
¼ Cup Thai basil, chopped
1 can full-fat coconut milk (14oz.)
Fresh cilantro, chopped for garnish
3 bowls, cooked jasmine rice
Directions:
1. Mince garlic. Chop onion and red bell pepper into thin slices. Set aside.
2. Separate Thai basil leaves from the stems. Then, give it a rough chop, and set it aside.
3. In a pan on medium high heat, add olive oil. When the oil is hot enough, add red bell pepper, onion, and broccoli. Stir and cook.
4. Add garlic and ginger to the pan and continue to cook.
5. Add soy sauce, red curry paste, and coconut milk into the pan. Stir well between each addition.
6. Add water, lime juice, basil to the pan and continue to stir and cook.
7. Add sugar, salt, and pepper to taste to the pan. Cook until the curry thickens up a bit.
8. Pour over rice, and enjoy!
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Sayur Lemak Lodeh for Lontong | Easy Malay-Indonesian mixed vegetables coconut curry stew
OPEN for ingredients! Today we're making Sayur Lodeh, mixed vegetables stewed in a coconut curry soup that is full of flavour and umami. You can find this dish in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, and is gorgeous with some lontong, or compressed rice cakes, or with plain rice.
Adjust coconut milk to water ratio to your soup thickness preference. I added 800ml of water to my 250ml of coconut milk because I prefer a soupy consistency. For a thicker gravy, I suggest a 1:2 ratio.
While carrots, long beans, cabbages, tofu and tempe are traditionally used, there's no rules to the vegetables and proteins you can actually add. I always freestyle my vegetables depending on what I need to get rid of in the fridge).
I used tofu puffs, though traditionally fried firm tofu and tempe are used. If using the tofu and tempe, make sure you pan fry it first before adding it into the dish.
More info here:
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Ingredients:
- 1/4 head Cabbage
- 1 Carrot
- 2-3 Long Beans
- 1 Small Jicama or Sengkuang (I used Sweet Turnip)
- 3-4 Tofu Puffs
- or Firm Tofu and Tempe
- 250ml Coconut Milk
- 800ml Water
- 2 Red Chillies, deseeded for garnishing
- Base Paste, Blended:
- 4-5 Shallots or 1 medium-sized Onion
- 2-3 Garlic Cloves
- 2 Lemongrass Stalks, inner core, sliced
- 1 tbsp Belachan or Dried Shrimp Paste
- 1 tbsp Dried Shrimps, soaked in warm water
- 2-3 Fresh Red Chillies (omit for non spicy version)
- 1 tbsp Turmeric Powder
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Vegetable Curry - How to cook in 3 easy steps
Vegetable dishes are usually described as tasteless for those who like to eat meat, but I am convinced that they will submit to the incredible flavor of this vegetable curry prepared with a myriad of herbs and spices.
This Malaysian Chinese vegetable curry recipe is loved by all communities in Malaysia. There are other variations, but this Chinese version includes more turmeric powder and less spicy. It’s intricate flavor rivals any curries prepared with meat, and I am confident that this curry will appeal not only to vegetarians but equally enjoy by the carnivores.
Once you have got all the ingredients, the vegetable curry is easy to prepare. Let’s go through the details one by one.
The recipe and cook's note are at:
RECIPE
Ingredients:
To blend (A):
10g ginger
Four candlenuts
120g onion/shallots
10g garlic
40g lemongrass (edible part)
70g red chili
60g galangal
Two dry chili
4 tbsp cooking oil
To season and simmer (B):
1 tbsp (6g) turmeric powder
4 tbsp (28g) Malaysian curry powder
One stalk curry leaves
Three kaffir lime leaves
12g salt
15g sugar
200ml coconut milk
100ml vegetable stock (or water with 1 tsp vegetable seasoning powder)
The vegetables (C):
100g tofu puffs
150g long bean
100g cabbage
150g carrot
200g eggplant
Instructions:
- Cut all the ingredients in (A) into small pieces. For the lemongrass, use only the white section. For the chili, remove the seeds and the piths. For the galangal, make sure to remove the skin altogether.
- Blend until it becomes a smooth paste.
- Saute the curry paste over low heat until it turns aromatic.
- Add the remaining seasoning in (B).
- Add the coconut milk and vegetable stock to form a gravy.
- Add the carrot, cabbage, eggplant, and long bean follow this sequence. Add more stock if necessary along the way.
- It takes five to ten minutes until all the vegetables become soft.
- Once the vegetables are soft, add the tofu puffs.
- Remove from heat once the curry returns to a boil. Serve with plain rice.
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