Great curry! I used a red bell pepper and cut the zuke into matchsticks. Because we don't like our zucchini too cooked, I stirred it in with the shrimp, just to heat it through. Stirred the chopped basil in at the last, and garnished with basil leaves. I used 2 tablespoons of curry paste, and might add 3 next time. Made for TOP FAVORITES of 2009 COOKBOOKS TAG GAME
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This is an incredible curry Sue. I loved all the different flavors and textures in this delicious dish. All the taste treats are present, sweet, sour, tangy and salty. I made with all ingredients listed but subed brown sugar for the splenda; I used 4 kaffir lime leaves and 1 tbsp minced lemon grass. I served with basmati rice. It was perfect. I will make this again and again. Thanks so much for sharing this winner.
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First, I'm sorry Sue, I thought I reviewed this recipe long ago. I LOVE the balance of flavors in this recipe. It is one I have returned to time and again and it lends itself well to substiting other veggies for the zucchini and mushrooms. Thank you for sharing another winner SueL.
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I'd rate this a fantastic 5 if I didn't think the time to cook the veg was so way out. I cooked them for a couple of minutes in step 3 and then a further 8 minutes in step 5. My prawns went in for two minutes. I roll cut the zucc into fairly large pieces and we both felt they would be more than enough cooked for most people. I knew my curry paste was hot so only used two teaspoons, used the lime rind and added a couple of tablespoons of lime juice (in keeping with the Thai love of salty, spicy, seet and sour). I used brown sugar too. We ate this with rice stick noodles in the bottom of the bowl and it was DELICIOUS thanks Sue.
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