Added by samelliott | Tue 28 Aug 2012 @ 20:55
This is a wicked curry with a great kick! I love the fragrances of lemongrass and galangal balanced with the kick of chillies; tangy limes and sweet crunchy cashews.........absolutely knock out! Most importantly be brave when you cook this dish, all of your ingredients should be prepared prior to cooking ready to through in at each stage, think fast and serve immediately........delicious I like to serve this with steam jasmine rice....
Ingredients
The paste....
3 birds eye chillies
2 lemongrass stalks
4 shallots
3cm galangal / ginger
4 of cloves garlic
The curry.....
2 chicken breasts, sliced thinly
1 pint of chicken stock
handful of tinned bamboo shoots
small bunch of Thai basil, torn
50g cashews, honey roasted
juice of 1 lime
10 green beans, split lengthways
1tbsp Thai fish sauce
Method
The paste.....
For the curry paste I like to pound all of the paste ingredients in a pestle and mortar until smooth \\\\\\\"this is great after a stressful day!\\\\\\\" alternatively blend in a food processor
The main event.......
• In a wok gently fry the curry paste in vegetable oil for one minute to release the flavour
• Through in the sliced chicken and fry for one minute, and the split beans, bamboo shoots and chicken stock, cook for a further two minutes
• Finish the curry with torn basil leaves, fish sauce and squeezed lime juice, serve with steam rice and scatter over a generous amount of smashed cashews............enjoy!
tried this recipe or a similar one? share your tips...
I will be featuring this in my new show coming soon, keep an eye out.<br /> <br /> Love <br /> <br /> Jamie
I love this I make it each year for my wife she loves it. No surprise though as it has her favourite things in it. Her star sign is the crab and she loves guiness as do I!!!
FYI I had 5 slices so your mileage (no pun intended) may vary. It has a nasty bite.
Go easy on this if you need to drive as I was pulled over and subsequently banned from driving.
I use garlic butter to grease the tin really was beautiful. My kids love to help make this as it is quite simple to make, fast & messy which they love. Thanks for Sharing.
I made this and added some locally sourced mushrooms, it turned out better than expected. Delicious.
My husband loves this. It sounds strange but the combination just works.