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Thai food!!
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Curry:
• 1 red onion, finely sliced
• 4 tbsp of the red curry paste
• 400ml coconut milk
• 600g pre-cooked Turkey
• 2 tsp fish sauce
• Handful mangetout
Any idea what is meant by "fish sauce"
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it's a South-East Asian condiment, kinda similar to light Soy Sauce. you can get it in Halal shops, Chinese supermarkets, delis & some supermarkets. good stuff, much nicer than it sounds
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Swan wrote:it's a South-East Asian condiment, kinda similar to light Soy Sauce. you can get it in Halal shops, Chinese supermarkets, delis & some supermarkets. good stuff, much nicer than it sounds

thank for that!
There was me thinking it was the dregs left after cooking fish...
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Hi all, I’m looking for a tried and tested recipe for Thai Green Chicken Curry. I have a freezer overflowing with chicken breasts, a tin of coconut milk in the cupboard, and I always seem to end up with green chillies going to waste because Lidl sell them in mixed bags and I only use the red ones.
I’ve also got a ready-meal-style packet of Thai Sticky Rice to eat it with :drool: though it may not be enough to go with a multi-portion curry, so a recipe for HM Thai Sticky Rice would also be helpful.
Something that could be done in the SC (the curry I mean, not the rice!) would be ideal but not vital.
Any thoughts? (CQ, do you do Thai at all?)
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There are alot of Thai green curry receipes at the bbc.co.uk/food but personally I like Nigel Slaters.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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has anyone every used this site, i saw a link on another forum
the link was posted in 2004 so the site's obviously been around a while.
i love thai and the stuff is much cheaper than the blue dragon type stuff (prob more authentic too) im always a bit wary of using sites ive never heard of though
what do you all think? postage didnt seem bad £4.50 up to 20kg!- prior planning prevents poor performance!
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what's the link please?Save the earth, it's the only planet with chocolate!
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