Beef Massaman Curry Recipe มัสมั่นเนื้อ – Hot Thai Kitchen!


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Massaman curry is famous for a good reason—it’s so gosh darn delicious!!! If you’ve had it, you know I’m right 🙂 I’m using beef short ribs in this version, which is …

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  1. Pailin's Kitchen
    Pailin's Kitchen says:

    HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note:

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  2. mkryu
    mkryu says:

    in Korean cooking when we use short ribs, we blanch them in boiling water for about 10 minutes, then rinse them off. This gets rid of a lot of that gunk. The other method is to let the meat soak in water for a couple hours or overnight to release blood.

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  3. madeline keran
    madeline keran says:

    I cooked today your massaman curry and my employer loved it thanks a lot for your recipe dear cheers and also I make your massaman paste kinda a lot of work but anyway they loved it cheers!..

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  4. Jeff Watkins
    Jeff Watkins says:

    This is my absolute favorite Thai curry, though my preference has always been w-pork. So this tutorial inspires me to try it with beef! Thanks especially for the tips on how to make that work best (i.e. using rib meat, braising it then stewing separately while including the bones, skimming the broth to add as liquid later, etc.) Now…do you have a larb recipe???

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  5. James Randall
    James Randall says:

    Cups come in all sorts of sizes. In England we measure liquids in ml.. what's the amount of coconut milk added in ml please?, and water too.

    Great video. Have you made a Kaeng pa curry video? I've tried that once when I was in Isaan. I loved it. Probably the hottest thai curry I've had.

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  6. datsuntoyy
    datsuntoyy says:

    She always puts her curry on rice. I think rice kills the flavor kick. I eat my curries straight and HOT (spicy). Thai chilis for me. I also add shallots instead of onion.

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  7. Steve Chan
    Steve Chan says:

    Hi, first of all. Love your videos! I'm a chef in San Francisco & my Asian cooking is not in depth. So I have a question: You always reduce the coconut milk until it breaks at the very beginning so you can saute/brown the curry paste. Can I use coconut oil at the beginning instead? Because like you said, some brands of coconut milk just don't separate. Thank you for all that you do, keep up the amazing work. – Stephen

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  8. Dominik K. Jakob
    Dominik K. Jakob says:

    thanks for this recipe Pailin! I cooked the dish last week, with a few minor changes: didn't remove the bones, used beef stock instead of water, put the pot into the oven for the 2 hours of braising – the meat was soft and came right off the bones.Then reduced the coconut milk, sautéed the curry paste, added more coconut and basically all of the braising liquid (just skimmed off much of the fat) – then added only onion & potato to get them soft, added the meat & peanuts at the end.It was an amazingly rich & creamy & flavoful dish, with such tender beef.My 3 Thai guests were in heaven… 😉

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