| Thai Green Chicken Curry |
This one was popularised by Jamie Oliver in the 90's but I first had it on a Cathay Pacific flight from London to Hong Kong in the 80s. The dish is, of course, from Thailand although variations exist throughout south east Asia. One possible variation is to use fish instead of chicken. Here's my recipe...
I make a green paste in advance. This can be used immediately or frozen for later. IngredientsFor the paste:
These ingredients are added to a blender and mixed to form a paste that looks like pesto. Water may be used to help with the mixing
Lemon Grass Coriander Other Ingredients:
MethodFry the onion in a small amount of oil until soft. Add garlic and chicken and fry a little longer until chicken turns white. Add the paste and cook for another 5 minutes on higher heat. Now add the tin of coconut milk, kaffir lime leaves and lemon grass and bring to the boil. Simmer on low heat for 20 minutes or until required. Add water and salt as required Serve with basmati rice. I like to put the sauce in a separate bowl as it is quite runny and add rice to this as required. |
This one was popularised by Jamie Oliver in the 90's but I first had it on a Cathay Pacific flight from London to Hong Kong in the 80s. The dish is, of course, from Thailand although variations exist throughout south east Asia. One possible variation is to use fish instead of chicken. Here's my recipe...

