Green Curry Stir Fried Meatballs ผัดแห้งเขียวหวานลูกชิ้นหมู.
I make my own curry pastes, using herbs that have long been used medically as well as cooking in Thailand. Thai food therefore provides nutrition as well as health benefits. I love all food but when we have Thai dishes, I feel l can eat more as it is good for me. This stir fried curry still gives you the pungency of a green curry but without the dreaded (I still love it) coconut milk. It's good for you so cook up a big batch and enjoy. Make sure to have it with plenty of Jasmine rice to soak up the spiciness.
Serves 4-6.
For the meatballs.
In a large bowl, put in,
-800g mince pork,
-1tsp sea salt,
-1tbsp fish sauce,
-plenty of white pepper,
-2tsp bicarbonate of soda,
-2tsp sugar,
-2tbsp cold water,
-1tbsp cornflour.
Use your hand to bring the mixture together. Mix well to combine then refrigerate for about 20 minutes.
Put a large pot of water on the heat to boil.
Once ready, roll tablespoonfuls of pork mixture into balls. You probably will get around 25-30 balls.
Cook in the pot of hot boiling water for 5 minutes. Drain well and leave aside.
Once cooled enough to handle, slice into 1/2cm in thickness, leave aside.
Slice 1 pepper.
Slice 3 spring onions.
In a large wok, fry,
-2tbsp Green Curry Paste, with
-4-5 kaffir lime leaves (these are for flavour and not for eating, just like bay leaves) for a couple of minutes, add
-sliced meatballs.
Stir to combine,
-1tbsp soy sauce,
-1tbsp oyster sauce,
-1tsp sugar,
-100ml water or chicken stock.
Cook,stirring for around 10 minutes, add
-sliced peppers,
-sliced spring onions.
Continue to cook for around 30 seconds.
Serve with rice.
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