thai panang curry

Authentic Thai Panang Curry Recipe

pork meat

panang curry

kaffir lime leaves

red chillies

coconut milk

sugar

fish sauce

pea beans

Cook coconut milk.

To make an authentic Thai panang curry, we have to first cook 200ml of the coconut milk (in a wok pan without oil) until the oil inside of it seperates from the coconut milk and it increases in thickness. This will take around 10 minutes. Once ready the coconut milk will be thick and oil will seem to appear.

Add panang curry paste and rest of coconut milk.

Add panang curry paste once the coconut milk is thickened.

Mix with the coconut milk.

Add the rest of the coconut milk.

Stir until everything blends together.

Add pork meat.

Add the pork meat and spread evenly across the panang curry so that the meat will not stick together. Cook until meat is no longer raw.

Add palm sugar and fish sauce

Add palm sugar.

Add fish sauce.

Stir until ingredients dissolve.
 

Add pea beans, kaffir lime leaves and chillies.

Add the pea beans and let cook for 1 minute.

Add kaffir lime leaves.

Add chillies.

Turn off the fire.

Enjoy!

The authentic Thai panang curry is now ready to be served. Serve with steamed white rice. Enjoy!

One-pot Vegan Panang curry with tofu and vegetables is rich and creamy, balanced with sweet and spicy flavors, and easy to make in less than 30 minutes with simple ingredients.

Vegan Panang Curry with Tofu and vegetables

red bell pepper

carrots

Onion

Oz. extra firm tofu

13.5 Oz. Coconut milk ((full fat))

tsp Grated garlic

tbsp panang curry paste (Homemade

tbsp peanut butter (Use natural peanut butter)

thai basil

soy sauce

lime juice

salt

brown sugar

tbsp oil

water

First, drain all the water from the tofu package and carefully wash the tofu block with water.

Wrap it in a kitchen napkin or paper towel.

Place a heavy pan, like a cast iron pan, on top and let stand for 15 minutes to press out the excess liquid.

Cut the drained tofu into bite-sized cubes. Keep it aside.

Step – 1 Pre-prep

Heat oil in a heavy bottom pot.

Now add garlic and panang curry paste. Saute for a minute or until you see oil separating from the curry paste, stirring continuously on medium to low heat.

Now add coconut milk. Mix everything well and deglaze the pot.

Then add water, soy sauce, Kaffir lime leaves, Peanut butter, salt, bell pepper, onions, carrots, and tofu. Mix everything very well. Torn the Kaffir lime leaves and add them to the curry.

Cover the pot and let the curry cook for 8 to 10 minutes on medium to low heat.

Pro-tip: To save time, put the jasmine rice to cook while cooking the curry.

Open the pot, and give panang curry a quick stir.

Now add brown sugar, basil leaves, and lime juice. Mix well and cook it for 1 minute.

Vegan Panang Curry with vegetables and tofu is ready to enjoy. Switch off the flame and take out all the Kaffir lime leaves from the curry.

Note: Kaffir Lime leaves can be eaten from the curry, but I prefer to take them out. It turns tough after cooking.

Pro-tip: Taste and adjust the seasoning before serving. As with most recipes, seasoning comes down to personal preference. Remember, you can always add more but can’t remove it, so go slow.

Serve hot with Jasmine rice, brown rice, quinoa, or cauliflower rice.

Step – 2 Cooking curry on a stovetop.

Heat oil in an inner pot of the instant pot on sauté normal mode.

Now add garlic and panang curry paste. Saute for a minute, stirring continuously.

Then add water, soy sauce, brown sugar, Peanut butter, salt, Kaffir lime leaves, bell pepper, onions, carrots, and tofu. Mix everything very well.

Cover the Instant pot and vent valve in the sealing position.

Press the pressure cook button and set the time for 3 minutes under high pressure.

Once cooking time is over, let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes, and then quickly release the remaining pressure.

Open the pot, and give panang curry a quick stir. Take out all the kaffir lime leaves from the curry.

Now add basil leaves and lime juice. Mix well.

Instant pot Panang Curry with vegetables and tofu is ready to enjoy.

How to make an Instant Pot?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtOqQiViZes

One-pot Vegan Panang curry with tofu and vegetables is rich and creamy, balanced with sweet and spicy flavors, and easy to make in less than 20 minutes with simple ingredients.

It’s made from a homemade Panang curry paste that is flavorful and delicious with a touch of sweetness from peanuts.

This famous Thai curry makes a comforting meal and pairs well with Jasmine rice, brown rice, quinoa, or cauliflower rice. So cancel your takeout order and give it a try!

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Ingredients
Vegetables
▢1 large red bell pepper seeds removed and sliced into 2-inch sticks – around 1 ½ cups
▢2 medium carrots peeled and sliced into 2-inch sticks – around 1 cup
▢1 cup Onion sliced into 2-inch sticks.
Other ingredients
▢16 Oz. extra firm tofu
▢13.5 Oz. Coconut milk (full fat)
▢4 tablespoon panang curry paste Homemade or store-bought
▢1 tablespoon peanut butter
▢½ cup thai basil
▢5 kaffir lime leaves
▢1 tablespoon low-sodium soy sauce
▢1 tablespoon lime juice
▢1 ½ teaspoon salt or to taste
▢2 tablespoon brown sugar
▢2 tablespoon oil
▢1 cup water
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Vegetarian Panang curry with Tofu

Homemade, veggie-packed panang curry that’s faster than delivery and made with easy-to-find ingredients! Made in 1 pot and in just 30 minutes, with options to add tofu or chicken. Savory, rich, and SO comforting!

Easy Vegetable Panang Curry (with Tofu or Chicken)

tofu,

chicken

Tbsp avocado or coconut oil

yellow onion, minced

garlic,

Tbsp ginger, grated

panang curry paste

1/2-3/4 tsp sea salt ((reduce/omit

peanut butter ((optional))

maple syrup ((optional))

red bell pepper,

cauliflower florets

baby spinach ((optional))

Rice (or Quinoa)

Lime wedges

cilantro

salted peanuts, chopped

GRAINS: If you are serving your curry with rice or quinoa, start it at this time.

CURRY: Heat a large rimmed skillet or pot over medium heat. Once hot, add oil and onion and sauté for 3 minutes, stirring frequently, until softened. Add the garlic and ginger and sauté for 1 minute more.

Add curry paste (store-bought curry paste is more concentrated, so be sure to start with less!) and cook for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally, until fragrant and slightly bubbly. Add the coconut milk and sea salt (omit/reduce if using store-bought curry paste) and whisk to combine. Taste and adjust at this time, adding peanut butter for richness, maple syrup for sweetness, or more salt for balance.

After adjusting for flavor balance, add the bell pepper, cauliflower, and chicken (if using) and bring to a light simmer. Cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until the cauliflower is tender.

TOFU: While the curry simmers, heat a medium-sized nonstick or cast iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add ~1 ½ Tbsp avocado oil (enough to fully cover the bottom of the skillet) and then add the cubed tofu. Fry until crispy and golden brown on all sides, ~2 minutes per side. Optionally, transfer to a paper towel-lined plate after frying to absorb excess oil. Once the veggies are tender, add the fried tofu to the curry.

When the vegetables are tender and the (optional) protein is incorporated, add the baby spinach (optional) and stir. Once the spinach is wilted, the curry is ready to serve with your choice of grains.

This curry is delicious with a squeeze of lime juice and garnished with cilantro and chopped peanuts.

Leftovers keep for 4-5 days in the refrigerator or in the freezer for up to 1 month.

Quick question! I've made this before but not with chicken. Do you add the chicken raw to the mixture or do you cook it before hand and THEN add it with the veggies and everything?

I am eating it as I type. Absolutely delicious. I made it as written (vegan option). It was really easy to make, terrific with my garden/CSA veg, and will be even better as leftovers tomorrow. Thanks for another great one.

This is a staple in my home- easy delishhhhh- crowd pleaser- thank you so much!!!

I shouldn't say I made this because I didn't have time to make the curry, then couldn't find it at the store either...but I did use red curry paste instead and added the peanut butter and all the other ingredients to make a very lovely dinner. Wasn't sure about the chicken just bubbling in the mixture, but it all turned out very delicious. So even though I didn't use the staple ingredient here, I'm putting 5 stars down because I did have a nutty taste to mine. Thank you!

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