What is the difference between various types of thai curry? I'm most interested in something thick, savory, spicy. no homo
different types of thai curry
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What is the difference between various types of thai curry? I'm most interested in something thick, savory, spicy. no homo
this is one of my all time favorite thai dishes. you should give it a try.
drunken noodles (pad kee mao)
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this is one of my all time favorite thai dishes. you should give it a try.
drunken noodles (pad kee mao)
this is one of my all time favorite thai dishes. you should give it a try.
drunken noodles (pad kee mao)
Yellow/Green/Red curry are the 3 main types of thai curry I know of. They're all named for the type of peppers they use. Red curry uses more chili powder and is hotter (at least from what I remember), green curry is sweeter, and yellow curry is like a milder red curry.
They're all good, if I go to a thai restaurant I normally just pick one at random and am happy with it.
Yellow/Green/Red curry are the 3 main types of thai curry I know of. They're all named for the type of peppers they use. Red curry uses more chili powder and is hotter (at least from what I remember), green curry is sweeter, and yellow curry is like a milder red curry.
They're all good, if I go to a thai restaurant I normally just pick one at random and am happy with it.
They're all good, if I go to a thai restaurant I normally just pick one at random and am happy with it.
Thai Jungle Curry, Panang, and Green Curry are probably my favourites. I couldn't really tell you the difference(s) between them - I just know they're tasty ;]
Thai Jungle Curry, Panang, and Green Curry are probably my favourites. I couldn't really tell you the difference(s) between them - I just know they're tasty ;]
yukiI couldn't really tell you the difference(s) between them - I just know they're tasty ;]
How I feel about all food.
[quote=yuki]I couldn't really tell you the difference(s) between them - I just know they're tasty ;][/quote]
How I feel about all food.
How I feel about all food.
Massaman curry is, in my experience, the thickest curry, but it's actually super sweet.
My favorite to get regularly is green curry. It's a little thin, but pretty spicy and delicious.
Drunken noodles are super good, too, but not precisely a curry.
Massaman curry is, in my experience, the [i]thickest[/i] curry, but it's actually super sweet.
My favorite to get regularly is green curry. It's a little thin, but pretty spicy and delicious.
Drunken noodles are super good, too, but not precisely a curry.
My favorite to get regularly is green curry. It's a little thin, but pretty spicy and delicious.
Drunken noodles are super good, too, but not precisely a curry.
Jungle curry is a curry without any coconut milk, usually tangy and light but bursting with spice and flavour. Red curry uses a hotter, richer flavoured base while green curry tastes fresher and, well, greener. Massaman is sweeter and thick. Thai food isn't limited to curry though! It's interesting, diverse and delicious :)
Jungle curry is a curry without any coconut milk, usually tangy and light but bursting with spice and flavour. Red curry uses a hotter, richer flavoured base while green curry tastes fresher and, well, greener. Massaman is sweeter and thick. Thai food isn't limited to curry though! It's interesting, diverse and delicious :)
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