Thai + Simmer recipes (24)

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Adrienne's Tom Ka Gai

Recipe by: Adrienne Barnett

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Fragrant, spicy and absolutely delicious Thai chicken soup. I've eaten a bit of Thai, and I think this comes very close. Add noodles if you like with the fresh coriander.

Authentic Thai Tom Yum Soup

Recipe by: STEVE ALDER

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An authentic Thai hot and sour soup. Do not attempt to omit the coriander, as this is essential. Use thai basil instead of regular basil if you can find it. Tom yum paste is hot, so try the soup before adding the chilli and decide if any extra heat is required. You can buy the paste in Asian supermarkets or there's a brand called "Thai taste" at Waitrose. This is well worth the trouble!

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Chicken massaman curry

Recipe by: pct2

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This Thai curry, flavoured with tamarind and coconut milk, is ready in under an hour. Serve over plain white rice.

Chicken Thai Green Curry

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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Fragrant Thai green curry paste transforms chicken and plump miniature aubergines and courgettes into an exotic meal, with the minimum of preparation. For a real treat, serve the curry with creamy coconut rice. Delicious!

Hot and Sour Prawn Soup with Lemon Grass

Recipe by: dakota kelly

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A wonderful soup with fantastic fresh Asian flavours.

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Ken's Spicy Chicken Thai Green Curry

Recipe by: Ken

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This chicken curry is very easy to prepare, and tastes just like the curries you order at Thai restaurants. As an added bonus -- you can make it all in one pot, so it's easy to wash up afterwards.

Musaman vegetable curry

Recipe by: Megan

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This popular Thai curry is most commonly made with beef, but is wonderfully flavourful as a vegetarian dish as well. Try making your own paste instead of using the store bought varieties.

My Thai dipping sauce

Recipe by: leon

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Yes, I know you can just mix together sweet chilli sauce and fish sauce and call it a dipping sauce - or you can make this one! Good for fish cakes and spring rolls.

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Prawn red Thai curry

Recipe by: MITCHNSTEVE

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This is the quickest and easiest prawn red Thai curry recipe ever. Great for an impressive dinner party, because it tastes great but hardly takes any time at all (especially if you buy your prawns already peeled). Serve with hot jasmine rice.

Quick Thai chicken curry

Recipe by: Maggie Pannell

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It is easy to keep the fat content low in a tangy Thai curry as there is no need to pre-fry the ingredients; instead they are simply simmered in light coconut milk and stock with potatoes, peas and tomatoes.

Quick Tom Ka Gai (Thai Chicken Soup)

Recipe by: MARBALET

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The authentic version of this soup has galanga, lemon grass and kaffir lime leaves. These are available in jars in some supermarkets but this recipe provides a similiar taste without the trouble of difficult to find ingredients.

Really Easy Thai Green Curry Sauce

Recipe by: cherrytreeleaf

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This is fast, delicious and very versatile. You can add pretty much anything to the sauce that isn't too strongly-flavored. I love putting in deep-fried tofu and a selection of veggies like mushrooms, carrots, mange tout and spinach, but you can add chicken, beef, firm-fleshed fish, prawns... anything! This recipe makes for a dish with a spicy kick, if you prefer mild food, reduce the amount of chillies. The sauce itself is vegan, so if you add tofu, you can have a delicious vegan meal.

Red Thai curry with tofu

Recipe by: Maggie Pannell

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This great-tasting, medium-hot curry is made with tofu – an exceptionally nutritious and low-fat ingredient that soaks up the fragrant flavour of the spice paste.

Smooth Thai Peanut Sauce

Recipe by: Laura

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This is a simple peanut sauce that is sure to become one of your staples. Serve over stir-fried veggies and rice.

Thai beef noodle soup

Recipe by: Azmina Govindji

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Bursting with flavour, this main-course beef soup is packed with vegetables and noodles. If you can't get fresh lime leaves easily, they are available in jars at some supermarkets. You can eat the noodles, beef and vegetables with chopsticks, then enjoy the soup with a spoon.

Thai beef with coconut

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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An exotic way to use up minced steak, this dish combines the wonderful Thai flavours of ginger, fish sauce, kaffir lime leaves and coconut.

Thai chicken curry with pineapple

Recipe by: Kristy Bach

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This chicken curry is made with coconut milk and sweetened with pineapple.

Thai Coconut Rice with Lime and Coriander Prawns

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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Delicately flavoured Thai rice goes perfectly with tiger prawns, coriander and chilli for this fast, exotic dish. Lightly steamed vegetables are all you need to eat with it. Delicious!

Thai coconut rice with prawns

Recipe by: Norma MacMillan

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This aromatic seafood and rice dish, combining the classic Thai flavourings of coconut, lime and ginger, makes a very tempting lunch. Thai jasmine rice is a naturally fragrant rice with a delicate flavour. If you do not have any in your storecupboard, basmati rice makes a good substitute.

Thai cream of tuna soup

Recipe by: Jan Cutler

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A few storecupboard ingredients - canned coconut milk, canned tuna and frozen peas - combine with a few other flavours to create a quick and easy rich Thai soup. It is best served with a chunk of bread.

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