The only exception would be
coconut milk based curries, because I feel like the double hit of coconut milk might just be a bit too much.
Not exact matches
For example, lemak kuning is a
coconut -
based sauce made with most of the regional
curry ingredients; kerabu kerisik is made with fried, pounded
coconut, lime juice, dried shrimp, shallots, and chiles; and kacang blends together the flavors of peanuts, lemongrass, galangal, chiles, and
coconut milk.
The spicy mustard seed
curry matched gorgeously with a pumpkin and
coconut milk base.
One of my favorite
curries is Massaman
curry, which has a
coconut milk base.
Our mild
curry is a great
base sauce for a range of
curries including a tikka Tikka masala style
curry by adding some
coconut milk or with a handful of spinach into a lamb saag.
Christi, this recipe is really versatile — 2nd night I added eggplant,
curry paste and
coconut milk to the tomato
base (with no added dairy) and it was even better!!
This Thai red
curry with tofu is made with eggplant and bell peppers simmered in a spicy
coconut milk base and topped with fresh basil leaves.
White
curries with a
coconut milk base are the mildest of the Sri Lankan
curries — but still are hot by American tastes.
This vegan pumpkin
curry with chickpeas and kale is delicious and creamy with a spiced
coconut milk base.
Creamy
coconut milk makes a delectable
base for this delicately
curried vegetable melange.
I love chickpeas because they're so versatile and buttery; they work just as well in a heavy,
coconut -
milk based curry as they do in this brighter, lemony dish.
This flavorful Thai vegan green
curry is made with a seasoned
coconut milk base, tofu, fresh veggies, and topped with fresh basil, cilantro and scallions.
The original recipe is lighter on
coconut milk, but I like to make this super creamy and with added fenugreek and
curry leaves to the soup
base.
It seemed easy enough but I had apprehensions about how it'd turn out because we've never tried
curry or a
coconut milk based meal but my family inhaled it.
Blending part of the sweet potatoes into the broth of this hearty dish yields a rich, creamy
curry base without an excessive amount of
coconut milk.
This
curry dish is super satisfying with its use of
coconut milk and 15 grams of plant -
based protein from the lentils and quinoa.
Curries are great using full - fat
coconut milk as the
base.
the
base of the
curry can be
coconut paste or
coconut milk, yogurt, cream, onion or tomato paste or nuts - seeds paste or a combination.
The umami from the tomatoes, mixed with the rich fattiness from
coconut milk, makes for the silkiest, most flavorful
curry base, with minimal effort.
Red
curry paste forms the
base, with
coconut milk, soy sauce and veggies.
I used half vegetable stock (made with a convenient vegetable
base Better Than Bouillion) and half unsweetened
coconut milk for a luscious creamy
curry.
For example, add 1 cup of
coconut milk to the sauce in a
curry recipe, use it as the
base of a smoothie or bake with
coconut milk as a higher - calorie substitute for dairy
milk.
A lot of
curry recipes use heavy cream, but this one uses
coconut milk instead for a creamy
base and healthy fats which also make the dish more satiating.
The
base of this recipe is pumpkin,
coconut milk, almond butter,
curry powder and noodles, but you can easily make some swaps including:
Instead of throwing in chunks of pumpkin or butternut squash, like most Thai pumpkin
curries do, I decided to use pumpkin puree to add a silky thickness to the usual
base of
coconut milk, red
curry paste, and ginger.
Next time I will try adding a little veggie stock to the
coconut curry base so it's not quite as rich (from the
coconut milk)
I'll post more plant -
based keto meals if there is any interest... dinner tonight was a simple red
curry sauce made with whole fat
coconut milk over cauliflower rice with ginger, mushrooms, broccoli and spinach.
Curries are great using full - fat
coconut milk as the
base.
My go to lately has been a very easy Indian dish made using a canned
coconut milk base, seasoned with cumin,
curry, turmeric, salt, and pepper.
This
curry dish is super satisfying with its use of
coconut milk and 15 grams of plant -
based protein from the lentils and quinoa.
They add heft to breakfast, make a quick and filling lunch when paired with soba noodles or leftover rice, and can be transformed into a near - instant
curry with an onion - tomato
base, a can of chickpeas and some
coconut milk.