BEST Chicken Red Thai Curry I have ever had | Easy RED THAI CURRY RECIPE from scratch

Mouthwatering Chicken Red Thai Curry recipe. 🍛✨

And the place I visited was - Soneva kiri, details here -

Chetna’s Indian Feast -

If you're a curry enthusiast or just someone looking to spice up your dinner routine, you're in for a treat!

🌶️ In this quick and easy tutorial, we'll guide you through the steps to create a restaurant-quality Chicken Red Thai Curry right in your own kitchen. From the rich blend of Thai spices to the tender chunks of chicken bathing in a creamy coconut milk broth, this dish is a symphony of taste that'll have your taste buds dancing.

👩‍🍳 Join us as we demonstrate each step, making this Thai curry accessible to both novice and experienced chefs alike. The aromatic herbs, the vibrant colors, and the irresistible aroma - we've captured it all in this culinary adventure!

🔗 Ready to embark on this flavor-packed journey?

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Chef Chetna Makan is a winner of the 'Christmas Bake Off 2016' and a former contestant on the Great British Bake Off in 2014.

She has authored 7 cookbooks, including 'The Cardamom Trail,' 'Chai, Chaat & Chutney,' 'Chetna's Healthy Indian,' and 'Chetna's Healthy Indian Vegetarian.

Cookbooks are available for purchase in stores and online.

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[OneSun]

I learned to make Thai food at Naung Mae Kitchen in Hilo Hawaii from a Chef like this one. I feel the complexity and depth of flavor in Thai cooking rivals that of Indian cuisine. They both use numerous spices and herbs to create an incredible flavor that you can only get learning from the origins. Amazing video, thank you Chetna!!

[apk]

The mini eggplants are adorable! Thank you for sharing 🙏

[rebeccabrandt]

Thank you for sharing this amazing chef with us!

[sherrid]

I can't wait for you to cook this, and a veggie option too, it looked so good!

[danielwerger]

Thank you Chetna, a wonderful video, wonderful.... Cheers from Canada...!!!

[JC-gmzs]

I'm drooling again.
There are a lot of local variations of vegetables and fruits in Thailand (South East Asia) that we don't see in Europe. From my travels there several years ago, tomatoes and bananas are come to mind, but there are more. That's why it's so hard to recreate (near impossible) the authentic taste of a dish you eat on your travels. That said, I've eaten wonderful Thai food here in London. Lovely video, I look forward to your Thai recipes.
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[wajt]

Wish I could get all those fresh herbs but have to make do with a jar of red paste from the nearest oriental supermarket 🤷🏻‍♂️. Amazing video by the way!

[estherkite]

Amazing, I'm looking forward to seeing you do both meat and vegetarian versions 👍

[SebastienFortin]

That looked so delicious.
By the way, was the person filming sometimes blocking the sound from the camera? Because the volume kept shifting from normal to muffled all the time, which made it a bit difficult to understand at times.

[redrockcrf]

I don't know how it is in the UK, but I have never been able to find either of those aubergine types in NZ. Seen some chefs that use red grapes as a substitute - prick the skin!

[aurorasage]

.. Oh to have the warmth of Thailand right now :-) but at least we can have curry ;-)

[DianeH]

I believe the leaves you have labeled in the video as "kacholam leaves" are kaffir (aka makrut) lime leaves.

[kirara]

It is all great. But where get all ingredients from🙈🤔

[suzannebenz]

It is difficult to understand what this chef is saying!!!!

[robertish]

The chef added fish sauce, not fish oil. Good grief...