I was finding it hard to eat a curry without carbs so I used cauliflower as a replacement!

Red curry is a popular Thai dish consisting of red curry paste cooked in coconut milk with meat added, such as chicken, beef, pork, duck or shrimp, or vegetables.

Today I bring you soup from across the ocean. A very bold dish packing heat and flavor, sweetend by coconut milk. Layers of flavor accompanied with nice fluffy rice and juicy jumbo shrimp

I was forced to buy more items above 5 pounds at the Asian store so I came up with this

I made this curry very often and tried to perfect it. I like this balance of ingredients, but you can adjust to your liking. More curry paste for more spice, more coconut milk for a softer taste. My girlfriend cant take it when food is too spicy and I like spicy, but this balance is perfect for both of us. Pick a good curry paste, some are without additives with only fresh herbs. You can also make the curry paste yourself but you need a lot of exotic herbs and a good recipe. Enjoy!

Several months ago I posted a recipe for green seafood curry. Today it's red's turn. To be honest, I actually prefer red curry to green. I love the extra kick of heat. The addition of sweet bell pepper gives this version a bit of additional freshness, almost like a fruitiness. As written below, this curry is pretty mild (so that my daughter could eat it). If you'd like more heat, just add extra Thai chilies. Also, feel free to play around with the veg. I used carrots and bok choy because they happened to be in my fridge.

Thai curry is one of our go to takeaways when we order out, but we often found that a single order wasn't enough to fill us up. To make a more satisfying homemade version, I decided to bulk it up with eggplant, which I love for its texture and flavor. This recipe yields 4 generous servings of a bold, spicy red Thai curry—perfect for enjoying leftovers!