Gang Kai: Thai Red Curry Soup

"A soup-like dish to be served with or over Thai sticky rice. Made with coconut milk. You can substitute any kind of meat or fish. I like it with beef (gang nuur), shrimp (gang kung) and fish (gang pla). Any firm-fleshed fish works nicely. I especially like monk fish with this dish."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
18
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Note: Try a combination of vegetables, mix crisp, bitter flavors like green beans or bamboo with softer, warm ones, like potato or zucchini.
  • Heat oil in a large saute pan.
  • Add curry paste and stir-fry until smooth.
  • Add coconut milk and mix thoroughly.
  • Add meat and simmer until no longer pink.
  • Mix in fish sauce and lime juice and keffir leaves.
  • Add slower cooking vegetables, like potatoes, and simmer covered until soft.
  • Add basil and faster cooking veggies, like peppers and zucchinis and simmer about two minutes until tender but still firm.
  • Serve in bowls over rice.

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Reviews

  1. Great flavor!! I used the full amount of curry paste, chicken, red pepper and bamboo shoots. Next time I will double the recipe because it didn't make nearly enough.
     
  2. This soup is outstanding! Didn't have any lime but followed everything else and yum yum! Added julienned carrots, bok choy, green peppers, mushrooms. Had it for lunch today and plan on making it for supper too! Thx for sharing!
     
  3. I make this as much as possible for my family and friends! Great Recipe!!!
     
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I grew up in South Bend, Indiana and love the wholesome, comfort food of the midwest. Nothing beats a whole baked chicken, butter bisquits, fresh, grilled sweet corn and homemade apple pie. But I have always had a craving for exotic foods as well. I love Japanese, Indian and Tex-Mex and I am an accomplished Thai chef, having apprenticed in the home of a college friend for four years. I cut recipes from Real Simple and Food & Wine magazines and love to experiment with combining this recipe with that. I am a fan of ethinicgrocer.com for hard to find items. As much as I love trekking to Chinatown for exotic Asian spices, its much easier to shop online. Glad I found this site.
 
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