Vegan Thai green curry

Prep time: 5 mins     cook time: 15 mins

serves 4 


Vegan Thai green curry with your favourite vegetables is easy to prepare and makes a perfect aromatic dinner staple on a busy weekday. It will impress your guests with vibrant colour and flavours. 

Adapt the recipe by adding your favourite veg - apart from the ones I added you can try runner beans, courgettes, aubergines, sweet potatoes, bell peppers, baby corn or even petit pois. 

 

4 – 6 Tbsp homemade Thai green curry paste

250 ml vegetable stock

1 can (400 ml) full fat coconut milk

1.5 tsp soy sauce 

1.5 tsp rice vinegar 

3 tsp cane (or dark) sugar

¼ tsp salt

kaffir lime leaves

1 heaped cup (250 ml) butternut squash,  cubed 

1 heaped cup (250 ml) carrots, sliced

1 cup cauliflower florets

1 cup broccoli florets

A good handful of snow peas

16 Thai basil leaves

A handful of fresh coriander, chopped to serve.

 

1. Add the curry paste to a pan over medium heat and cook down until it dries up (2-4 mins). Try not to inhale.

2. Add vegetable stock and coconut milk. Mix to dissolve the paste and bring to a boil.

3. Add soy sauce and rice vinegar, sugar and salt and mix. Add kaffir lime leaves.

4. Add butternut squash cut into bite-size chunks and carrots (or any harder vegetables) and cook for 5-7 mins.

5. Add cauliflower and broccoli and cook for 2 mins.

6. Add the snap snow peas (or any other soft veg like green peas, corn etc.) and cook for another minute - to retain their crunch.

7. Add Thai basil leaves, mix.

8. Top up with chopped coriander and serve immediately with jasmine rice.