Thai Green Vegetable Curry | Curry recipes

Mildly spicy, creamy, fragrant Thai green vegetable curry, one-pot meal
12/07/2016 9:03:37 PM vindhyadesai

Thai green vegetable curry

A bowl of Thai green vegetable curry on a bed of rice is soothing to both the mind and the body. Clean, fresh, fragrant flavours all amalgamated into soft succulent vegetables is  a treat. In my opinion, it is one of the best kind of dishes for an early dinner.
Thai green vegetable curry is creamy from all the coconut milk that we add into it. All the fresh spices and flavours from the Thai green curry paste get absorbed by the veggies. This makes one fall in love with Oriental cuisine and flavours.

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You can add any kind of vegetables you like. But may be not vegetables like beetroot which makes the Thai green vegetable curry not so, er’ green 🙂 This is a classic one-pot meal, make ahead kind of dish.
Just heat it up when required and serve with steamed white rice. Use any kind of rice you like, regular white rice, sona masuri rice, basmati rice, jasmine rice, all work well.
Do try other mixed vegetable dishes like Mexican mixed vegetable chilli. Other gravies, curries and one-pot dishes from FOI.

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Mildly spicy, creamy, fragrant Thai green vegetable curry, one-pot meal
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Recipe type: Dinner
Cuisine: Thai
Serves: 2-3 people
Ingredients
  • 1 diced medium potato
  • 1 diced medium carrot
  • 2-3 small diced brinjals or ½ diced eggplant/aubergine
  • Water to boil vegetables
  • 1 Tbsp oil
  • 1 recipe Thai green curry paste
  • ½ Cup thin coconut milk
  • 2 Tbsp thick coconut milk
  • Cooked white rice to serve
  • Any kind of mild chilli to garnish
  • Coriander to garnish
Method
  1. Keep the vegetables diced and ready. While dicing the vegetables bring about 2-3 cups of water to a boil
  2. Starting with hard vegetables like potatoes and carrots, add them into boiling water. When they are almost cooked add softer vegetables like aubergines/brinjals. Let them cook
  3. Meanwhile heat oil in a pan, add Thai green curry paste
  4. Saute the paste till it changes colour
  5. Pour in thin coconut milk and mix well
  6. Now add cooked vegetables. Mix
  7. Cover and cook till vegetables absorb some of the gravy liquid
  8. Lastly add thick coconut milk
  9. Give one final stir, adjust seasoning if required. Remember curry paste has salt and seasonings in it
  10. Serve hot with white/jasmine rice, garnish with chillies and/or coriander on top
Notes
No need to add salt. But if required adjust seasoning

Steam veggies in a steamer or cook them in a cooker

Use any vegetable you like, parsnips, turnips, cauliflower etc

Coconut milk can be made fresh by grating fresh coconut, grind with little by little water and extract coconut milk, strain and keep aside. The first extract will be thick. You can also use store bought organic coconut milk to save some time
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Thai Green Vegetable Curry Stepwise:
Keep the vegetables diced and ready. While dicing the vegetables bring about 2-3 cups of water to a boil
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Starting with hard vegetables like potatoes and carrots, add them into boiling water. When they are almost cooked add softer vegetables like aubergines/brinjals. Let them cook
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Meanwhile heat oil in a pan, add Thai green curry paste
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Saute the paste till it changes colour
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Pour in thin coconut milk and mix well
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Now add cooked vegetables. Mix
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Cover and cook till vegetables absorb some of the gravy liquid
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Lastly add thick coconut milk
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Give one final stir, adjust seasoning if required. Remember curry paste has salt and seasonings in it
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Serve hot with white/jasmine rice, garnish with chillies and/or coriander on top
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