I wholeheartedly recommend Mae Ploy Thai Green Curry Paste to anyone seeking an authentic, aromatic, and unforgettable taste adventure. With each spoonful, you'll be transported to the streets of Thailand, reliving cherished memories and creating new ones in the process.)

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I then tasted the two curries with jasmine rice, because Thai curry is always served with rice. And here are the results: I don’t have any instant pot version, but I think you could make something close and pressure cook for 3-4 minutes or so, I’ll send you a link to another recipe so you can look at their instructions and use that method with my recipe! Reply Though we did not test other kinds of curry pastes (yellow, green, etc.), I have used them in the past and I am quite certain that the results would not be all that different. The top 3 might switch positions a bit (and it's worth noting that Mae Ploy yellow curry paste doesn't contain shrimp paste), but I highly doubt that the bottom 2 would be different.Spinach – I like to add some chopped baby spinach for an extra veggie to this curry even though it’s not traditional. Broccoli also works and is used more often, but you don’t have to add anything green at all.

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Prepare your veggies. Wash, peel and slice the carrot, wash and slice the red pepper, wash and chop the green beans and drain the water from the canned bamboo shoots. Add the veggies into the curry pan and leave simmering for about 20 minutes. Vegetables. So, what vegetables go well in a Yellow Curry? Short answer, most of them! For this recipe, we used green beans, carrots, bamboo shoots and bell peppers. We like adding to our curry a variety of colours, textures and tastes. Other vegetables that you may want to try adding are broccoli, zucchini, baby corn, mushrooms, snap peas, Thai basil, shallots, potatoes, sweet potatoes or peas. This paste is SO good, and has all the same flavors and richness of the best of the best restaurant curry. Plus, it has the perfect amount of heat (in my opinion). It's there, but not overpowering. It’s just the perfect dish to cook when you have lots of leftover veggies because you can add them all in!Is Yellow Curry spicy? Yellow curry is milder than red or green curry. If you are making your paste from scratch you can add more chilis or reduce the number of chilis to make the paste spicier or milder. When cooking with pre-made curry paste, you can add more or less paste depending on how spicy you like your curries. If you make our paste and you don't add chilis, your yellow curry will be mild and family-friendly. Of course you could use a good quality shop bought brand but the results simply won’t be as good as homemade. It took as quite a long time after making the Thai Red Curry and Thai Green Curry recipes to share our Thai Yellow Curry with tofu, but here it is. This vegan yellow curry is made with homemade paste, coconut milk, and yummy veggies and served with chopped coriander and lime. Can you think of a better recipe to make today? What is Thai Yellow Curry?

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Such a wonderful recipe! I love Thai curries but have never tried a yellow curry before. Pinning to try this next week. Thanks

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Heat the coconut oil in a large, deep pan and cook the onion and carrot for 4-5 minutes over medium heat. Onions, carrots, & potatoes – make up the usual veggies you’ll find in yellow curries, but you can change things up to whatever vegetables you’re used to. Both yellow onions and white onions work. I prefer to use Yukon gold potatoes in this recipe for yellow curry because they have the perfect texture. But you can also use any waxy potatoes. I wouldn’t use Russet potatoes if possible because they’re too dry. Compared to Maesri, this red curry interestingly has garlic as the first ingredient, rather than red chilis. There is also a less complex blend of spices, but the addition of shrimp. I'm interested to see how it compares. This simple vegan Thai yellow curryhas bold flavours and loads of protein. It’s easy to make in one pot and tastes much better than takeout!

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Yes. You can make this curry vegetarian and vegan friendly. You can use vegetarian and vegan ingredients such as cabbage, zucchini, tofu, squash, red and green bell peppers, eggplant, etc. For the seasoning, just use sugar and salt. How Many Calories per Serving? This recipe is for a mild to medium amount of spice level for a curry that the whole family will love. If you love spicy food, add another tablespoon of curry paste. Or you can add a bit of chili paste or chili flakes to reach the perfect amount of heat. To make this curry spicier you can add more chilies when making the curry paste or add chili flakes or sriracha before serving.

While my go-to store-bought paste has been Mae Ploy for years, and I have used many other brands in the past, I've never really compared them side by side or paid close attention to the subtle differences. So, to really find out what is the best brand (at least according to me), a blind taste test is called for.