Vegan Thai Red Curry Recipe แกงเผ็ดมังสวิรัติ | Thai Recipes


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Don’t just make a vegan curry, make an AWESOME vegan curry! In this video I share with you my tricks and tips on how to maximize the umami in red curry …

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

    HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note:

    If you have questions about this recipe, you can post it here for the community to answer. But if you want to ask me, please get in touch via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or my website (all links are in the description above). If you leave questions in the comments I may not see them due to the large volume of comments I receive across the hundreds of videos on this channel.

    Also, before sending on any questions be sure to read the written recipe on the website as I often add extra tips and notes not covered in the video.

    Thank you for watching!

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  2. Synthetase2
    Synthetase2 says:

    Question: I include onions and garlic in many recipes, including my Thai curries. Is that weird? Why don't you include them here? I'm reluctant to try it without them.

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  3. exonerator
    exonerator says:

    This looks super delicious! I have always had doubts about putting tomato paste in Asian curry because I feel like tomatoes are for Mediterranean dishes. I have also had a lot of disappointing results with vegan curries. But your video has given me faith again. I can't thank you enough Pai!

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  4. Ajia Cooper
    Ajia Cooper says:

    Lovely as always! I just popped in to see what you put in your veggie red curry! My version is similar, shitake mushrooms (a must and same always reconstituted!), bamboo shoots, baby corn, cauliflower and strips of kale. I love how versatile curry is, on of my fav comfort foods, especially with a bowl of coconut rice, oh yeah baby, behave!

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  5. Christy
    Christy says:

    Pai is sooo smart and funny! Watching her videos over the years. I just made this, and I doubled the recipe (10 tbsp of curry paste 🥵) . I accidentally did 2 tbsp of golden mountain (original recipe calls 1/2 tbsp = double should be 1 tbsp) , but it still came out really well. The chewy shiitake mushrooms …. yum!!! The only thing Ingredient I was missing…..and I need to find a Thai market soon, or else I’ll do something crazy like buy a kaffir lime tree. It’s so hard to find. (I just realized I’m also making her agar fruit jello this weekend!)… her cooking is starting to become part of my lifestyle as well ☺️

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  6. Bavi
    Bavi says:

    I made this recipe today. It was the best Red curry we had. I used fresh thai red chillies. Thank you. Also I found those long peppers are sold as Shepherd pepper in my local asian store.

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  7. carf16
    carf16 says:

    hey lovely recipe! thank you! I can't wait to buy all the ingredients and make it! This pepper in Greece we call it Florini's pepper (Florina pepper is the translation in English) is a pepper cultivated in the northern Greek and specifically in the wider area of Florina; for which it is named. And I ve never found it in the US! I am surprised you did 🙂

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  8. Deepa R
    Deepa R says:

    Today was my first attempt at thai cooking. Although I didn't have the mushrooms you used, it tasted so good even without it. We loved it! Thank you for the wonderful tips!

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  9. Scribbling Pudding
    Scribbling Pudding says:

    This was delicious! Mine came out a lot thicker though maybe cause I let it simmer for longer than she did and my curry powder was more of an Indian curry powder but it still came out delicious! Thank u 🙏🏼

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  10. Joey Dusanjh
    Joey Dusanjh says:

    I have started following your youtube videos of late because it is like just two different sort of cooking that's going on…yes the food and then the line from the old song " Hey good lookin' , what you got cookin' how about cookin' something up with me ? " You are beautiful Pai !

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