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4 to 6
servings as part of a multi-dish mealEasy
By Robert Danhi
Published 2008
Leaves of Asian basil punctuate this dish with anise-like flavor. Glistening oils float on its surface, revealing the essential technique of “frying” the curry paste in separated (“cracked”) coconut milk, the only way to truly unlock the flavors hidden in the paste. For a one-dish (plus rice) meal, add vegetables to the simmering curry, such as bamboo shoots, peppers, or tender snow peas. The sauce can be made ahead, and served with roast duck or seared b
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So good I made it twice in a week! First with chicken and then with veggies (pumpkin and broccoli). Appreciated the instructions of how to fry the coconut milk, it really seemed to make a difference
It’s great to see you making a couple of the curries!!!