Once in a rare while a recipe will come along which exactly meets the standards of the most discriminating of your tastebuds. This is such a recipe! It was quite straight forward to make and a joy to eat. I was torn between wanting to stay at the table to eat more or rush back to the kitchen to get another batch started so that when I finished eating the first I wouldn't have to wait for the next batch. My advice to folks contemplating making this recipe would be to double the recipe right up front. Serve your favorite Pad Thai Noodle recipe along with this dish and your reputation will be made. Thanks, ShannonBecker!!
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One of my family's favorite dishes, however, I always add peas or a peas and carrots mix about 2 minutes prior to the sauce being done. We always make a double batch as well because it tastes wonderful straight of of the fridge!
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Made this on Sunday and it was delicious, wouldn't change a thing.
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Delicious, simple, straight-forward recipe. I made it with soy sauce, added some chopped green pepper, and increased the garlic. You could easily add other complimentary ingredients and still come out with a great dish. It was also great the next day. A keeper.
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We enjoyed this very much. I made mostly according to the recipe, although I didn't really "measure," so I may have added a little too much PB and not enough of the curry paste. I did add some red pepper and broccoli for color (which was completely obscured by the thickness of the sauce - HA!) I served it with Jasmine rice. My husband is taking some for lunch tomorrow, and I hope there is enough to serve for dinner tomorrow night. I might have to pick up some egg rolls or something for a side dish.
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We eliminated the corn starch and made substitutions of soy sauce & hot curry powder (instead of the paste) & 1/2 the amount of coconut milk. This was the biggest hit we've had at our table in a long time! Tasted even better after refrigerating for a day and re-warming -- I guess it could use a little time marinating.
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My entire family enjoyed this. I added some cauliflower and peas along with the chicken to bulk it up a bit. I also used only about 1 T. of the red curry and that was plenty spicy for us. I can see how some people would think this is bland, but I thought the flavors fell more along the lines of "subtle". Very easy recipe to make, too.
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Great dinner but not as flavorful as peanut curry from the local Thai restaurant - I'll try it again adding some veggies and doubling all ingredients except the coconut milk, onion and chicken.
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I was a bit disappointed in this recipe. I thought it tasted just like regular red thai curry with only a very mild hint of peanut. It was very quick and easy to make though, which is great for a weeknight meal, but nothing extraordinary. Looks like most people really enjoy this curry though. I'm glad I tried it.
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Hi FWC
This is a great curry. Now having said that I had to make some changes because of what I had in my cupboard.
Green curry paste instead of red. Pork instead of chicken.
I also omitted the cornstarch.
(don't like)
I was wanting a curry base for EGGPLANT, so that was my star ingredient. Cut eggplant into about 1/2 in cubes, then roasted it under the broiler for about 2-3 minutes and then added it to the sauce
I found the sauce a little thicker than I wanted and so used a little chicken broth to the sauce and this thinned it out perfectly.
oh, also added fresh chopped garlic. served with fresh squeezed lime and cilantro. Excellent
Thank you
Judy in Wa
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Great taste! I used beef instead of chicken and added some sliced carrots. My 5 year old kept saying it tasted so great. I used Wondraflour instead of cornstarch and just added all the sauce ingredients to the beef after it was cooked.
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If i could've given this more stars...i would !!! YUMMO My whole family loved it...and that's saying something. I didn't add any corn starch, there was no need to. I will also try this with beef too one day. This will definately be an ongoing meal on our table. Thank you so much for sharing :)
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Delicious! My husband and I made a vegetarian version of this with carrot, onion and capsicum. We only had 1 can of coconut milk too, but it ended up being thick enough and tasted just superb. It's really fast and very cheap to make, we'll definitely be making this again. You can throw just about any veggie or meat in it and it'll still taste brilliant!
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We loved this. I had my two finicky eaters and a "frozen fishsticks" friend over and they ate it up. I didn't find a need to thicken it at all but enjoyed the sauce over rice.
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This was phenomenal! I used low-fat coconut milk. It still turned out really great, though probably not as thick as it would be with the regular. I also added a red bell pepper. YUM. My house still smells delicious. Added some fresh basil and cilantro at the end, served over Thai ginger rice (204862). A+
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This was VERY good. I added some fresh basil and fresh cilantro to the curry. I also topped it with finely chopped peanuts. I served it with steamed bok choy and it was a meal as good as our favorite Thai restaurant. I think I will add a little palm sugar the next time to make it a little sweeter.
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This was so easy to make and very tasty. I only used one can of the coconut milk and I left out the cornstarch but it still turned out perfect. This would taste great on naan or flat bread. Thanks for sharing!
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This recipe was excellent. I didn't have all the right ingredients, but I used what was in my kitchen to fudge it a bit. I actually cooked this with shrimp instead of chicken, and it was great. Can't wait to try it again and experiment. Thanks!
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Very quick and yummy! I went back and forth with trying to decide if it needed more peanut butter for a more robust peanutty taste, but finally decided that for the first time I would make it as instructed. Increasing the PB is probably something I will try in the future. Next time I also look forward to having it with noodles and adding some colorful veggies.
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I loved this recipe. Really easy and very tasty. We had it with noodles and it was delicious.
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