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Saha Thai Green Curry

We tried this curry and the meal was awesome.  We made two meals out of this little jar.   Then we wanted to make it again and went back to the little store where we got the paste and they do not have it anymore. I found the website on the jar and we can order it from there, I think. I did get a lead from the lady in the store where I may be able to find it so I will have to check that out.

We followed the recipe on the jar and made a few adjustments, the addition of boiled potato chunks (great if you have leftover potatoes) and carrot.  Equally as good without.  I like those added because I have had that at a restaurant and thought it a good idea to add a few veg.

Saute carrot in a pan and cook with a little oil until tender crisp.

Add chicken and cook until no longer pink. Then add the amount of curry listed on the jar, I think it was either 1/2 or 1/4 cup.  Stir and cook a few minutes longer.

Add a can of coconut milk.

Stir and heat through.

Add in the prepared potatoes and sliced red pepper and heat until those are just warmed through.

Serve with jasmine rice.

This picture looks a little brothy, the picture above this one looks more creamy. The first time we made it we used a different brand coconut milk (the brand that we preferred in this recipe was Aroy-D),  that made it creamy and I preferred that one.   They were both good and the flavour was still the same.

It was really very good.  We made it twice in one week and now we are out of the curry.

If you can find this curry I really recommend that you give it a try.  It is an easy weeknight meal.

Here is the website in case anyone would like to check it out and they have recipes (www.sahacuisine.com), they also have some other products I would like to try too.