Super duper delicious. The mixture of peanut butter and red curry is divine. We gobbled it up. I used only 3/4 cup peanut butter, and that was the most I would advise using. I also used ancho chili powder instead of cayenne, I skipped the fish and sesame oils, and I used only two cans of coconut milk for a thicker sauce. I added in Thai basil and lots of veggies such as carrots, onions, zucchini, water chestnuts and those mini-corn things.
Super duper delicious. The mixture of peanut butter and red curry is divine. We gobbled it up. I used only 3/4 cup peanut butter, and that was the most I would advise using. I also used ancho chili powder instead of cayenne, I skipped the fish and sesame oils, and I used only two cans of coconut milk for a thicker sauce. I added in Thai basil and lots of veggies such as carrots, onions, zucchini, water chestnuts and those mini-corn things.
I thought this was great! I added extra heat to suit my taste and I think more curry paste would have been good too. I used chunky peanut butter and garnished the top with crushed peanuts scallions and red pepper flakes outstanding!
Great recipe. I think a very little bit of soy sauce in this recipe would be great too. I halved the peanut butter as per other suggestions and added a little more curry paste (personal preference) and it tasted great. I served it over chicken and rice. I've been looking for a good red curry sauce and this is it. Will definitely make again and again. Thanks. =)
I scaled this recipe down to 10 servings which used 1 can of coconut milk. I followed the recipe to the letter, and it turned out incredibly well. After cooking down, the texture was perfect, the ingredients didn't compete with each other, and you could taste layer after layer of flavors. It takes a few seconds for the spiciness of the red curry paste to kick in, but when it does, it's just the right amount of "heat." Please don't skip the red curry paste, as it is sooooo important to this sauce. I would give this 10 stars if possible, and I wouldn't change a thing. Already been added to my Favorites folder.
I've made this recipe a few times and it is AMAZING!! Perfect for Chicken Satay but also great for dipping bread apples carrots or other veggies (or just my fingers). Try making the recipe with the original proportions at least the first time then adjust to your personal taste. I think the amount of peanut butter is fine as is.
This was AMAZING! I had some leftover noodles and I was craving some peanut sauce and I came across this recipe. I happened to have everything on hand. I converted the recipe to 8 servings and followed the instructions as is. The only change is I substituted juice of half a lime for the fish sauce. I put the sauce on the leftover noodles and it was so delicious I ended up making more noodles to finish the sauce!
I have to agree with as much peanut butter as in the recipe it is too much. Try with half the PB it worked well for me.
I used the suggestions from others to reduce peanut butter and reduced the coconut milk to 2 cans upped the red curry paste and still had way too much sauce no matter it was excellent! I will keep this for impressing others with my thai skills =)
this was really yummy but like others i suggest halving the peanut butter otherwise it would be crazy!
to much peanut butter for my taste. Start with half the amount and add to taste.
