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Dec29No Comments
I really enjoyed the yellow curry Turkish style sandwich I made the other week, and so I wanted to try something in the same vain. Here I made a Thai red pork curry, scooped out the centre of a large french loaf and fill it with the curry.
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Dec5
Fried Red Curry Pork : Mu Pad Prick Gang Dang
Filed under: Curries, Pork, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curry, Fried, Fried Red Curry Pork, Mu, Mu Pad Prick Gang Dang, Pad, Pork, Prick Gang, Prick Gang Dang, red curryNo Comments
This dish is a spicy Thai curry softened with coconut milk. Do not omit the coconut milk it is essential to the dish, but the vegetables can be interchanged with western vegetables. If you can’t get the green aubergine, use a suitable green frying vegetable rather than purple kind. The curry is ready mixed paste commonly used in Thailand, you can get this from an Asian grocer.
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Dec5
Gang Mu Tay Po : Pork & Pineapple Red Curry
Filed under: Curries, Pork, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Curry, Gang, Gang Mu Tay Po, Mu, Pineapple, Pork, Pork & Pineapple Red Curry, red curry, Tay PoNo Comments
This dish is a Thai red curry made from pineapple, layered pork with the fat included and long green beans. It’s quite nice to present it inside the hollowed out pineapple, but that’s not essential.
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Dec5
Ho Muk Talay : Seafood Red Steamed Curry
Filed under: Curries, Fish & Seafood, Thai Cuisine; Tagged as: Ho Muk, Ho Muk Talay, red curry, Red Steamed Curry, Seafood, Seafood Red Steamed Curry, TalayNo Comments
This dish is seafood in a set red curry. The seafood is normally a mixture of chopped shrimp, crab meat, squid, mussels and minced white fish, but you can omit or exchange similar seafood if you prefer. For a true authentic look, make little parcels of the mixture in banana leaves and steam those, but the taste is the same if you steam it in serving pots, or even foil cups can be used. This dish can also be made with coconut milk in place of the soya milk.

