The Late Night Gourmet
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Very pretty...looking forward to the recipe!Laotian green curry
Very pretty...looking forward to the recipe!Laotian green curry
Very pretty...looking forward to the recipe!
I can't have more than the tiniest amount of coconut oil, but have no problems at all with coconut milk.I'm afraid I've discovered that it isn't just that I don't like coconut milk but that I'm intolerant to it! I had to keep tasting the sauce to adjust seasoning. I immediately started feeling queasy - this is the same effect as I get with mayonnaise and taramasalata. Nothing life threatening, just unpleasant. It takes a couple of hours to pass. Then in the evening I scraped the tiniest amount of a mushroom paté that I had made earlier, using coconut fat (to make it vegan). I had to taste test it. It was the smallest amount - not even half a teaspoon but I immediately felt queasy again. Strange really but not psychological. I was angry that I couldn't have more mushroom paté!
Interesting. I used light coconut milk but still reacted. I am fine eating desiccated coconut and, I think, fresh (although the latter I have not tasted in years).I can't have more than the tiniest amount of coconut oil, but have no problems at all with coconut milk.
It looks delicious, and apart from the addition of lemon grass (which I don't really like) is much like a lot of other south and south-east Asian dishes.
It may well be - but I need someone to test the sauce. I tasted it and wasn't sure (then I got the intolerance issues). But I wasn't certain if the taste was right before I got the issues. I am hoping @The Late Night Gourmet might be prepared to test the recipe...It looks delicious, and apart from the addition of lemon grass (which I don't really like) is much like a lot of other south and south-east Asian dishes.
I was thinking about it, but it's behind goulash and welsh cakes in my queue. I am also anxious to try some vendevi I ordered that didn't show up in time for the samosas. Now, I just need to pick up some tofu!I am hoping @The Late Night Gourmet might be prepared to test the recipe...
That's the problem. I've never eaten it, so don't know what it's supposed to taste like. You really need someone who would be more likely to know how it should taste.It may well be - but I need someone to test the sauce. I tasted it and wasn't sure (then I got the intolerance issues). But I wasn't certain if the taste was right before I got the issues. I am hoping @The Late Night Gourmet might be prepared to test the recipe...
No worries. Its just the sauce that needs testing - could be chicken or prawns not Quorn. No tofu in that recipe.I was thinking about it, but it's behind goulash and welsh cakes in my queue. I am also anxious to try some vendevi I ordered that didn't show up in time for the samosas. Now, I just need to pick up some tofu!
Well, I've never eaten it before either! It isn't an authentic Laotian recipe I've copied directly from somewhere. I just looked at lots of Laotian curry recipes and pulled together the sauce from various ingredients which seemed to come up in the recipes. I just want to know if it tastes good - not if it tastes authentic. I should have called it 'Laotian influenced'.That's the problem. I've never eaten it, so don't know what it's supposed to taste like. You really need someone who would be more likely to know how it should taste.
Could it be Asafoetida Hing Powder - VandeviWhat is vendevi - I googled to no avail?