Thursday, 9 June 2011

Thai Green Curry Paste & Tilapia Baked in Thai Green Curry / Korma Chicken Curry / Collared Beef



Blog Post & Recipe: Thai Green Curry Paste (The blogger goes on to post a recipe for Tilapia Baked in Thai Green Curry)


Thai curry pastes freeze well so I like to divide the curry paste into several 2 tablespoon portions and freeze them and that way whenever I fell like a Thai curry I can just pull one out of the freezer and be ready to go.


Blog Post & Recipe: Korma Chicken Curry Recipe {via]


Instead of coconut milk, you can also use natural yoghurt as the cream in this curry - the recipe I adapted this dish from suggests the addition of some fresh lime juice to thick coconut milk which results in your very own coconut yoghurt which was extremely delicious I must say.


Blog Post & Recipe: Old English Beef


Simply put, it is a thin piece of flank steak, tightly rolled up, wrapped in cheesecloth, tied tightly, and simmered for hours in a broth of water infused with fragrant spices. After this, the meat, encased in its cheesecloth shroud, is removed from its bath and transferred to the refrigerator, where it is pressed with a heavy weight until it compresses and chills

COLLARED BEEF



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