Comments on: Thai Green Prawn Curry https://properfoodie.com/thai-green-prawn-curry/ Nutritious and full flavoured recipes Sun, 27 Jun 2021 20:50:10 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.4 By: Debbie Jones https://properfoodie.com/thai-green-prawn-curry/#comment-3334 Sun, 27 Jun 2021 20:50:10 +0000 https://properfoodie.com/?p=17876#comment-3334 5 stars
In reply to Martin.

Hi Martin, Thanks for taking the time to visit my site and leave a comment. However, please do reread the recipe post and notes. You will see that I mention that the addition of flour is optional and to leave out if you prefer a thin consistency or if you are making gluten free version.The addition of flour is to my own preference as I like it a little thicker. The recipe notes also provide other options for thickening such as mixing with rice etc. I have tried to provide as much information as possible so that the reader can make this recipe as they would like it, including making to a thin consistency. As for flour clumping and adding an unwelcome taste.....yes this is the case if you add it directly and don't give it time to cook out. However, i suggest adding a bit of water and making into a paste before adding gradually and stirring until thickened (and therefore cooked out). Like all recipes everyone has their own slant and preference. I always add optional extras to my recipes in the hope that I will give people the opportunity to make the recipe in the way they prefer. AND I always state when these things are optional......as is the case here with the flour. I hope you do give the recipe a try and leave out the flour (as to your own taste). Debbie

]]>
By: Martin https://properfoodie.com/thai-green-prawn-curry/#comment-3332 Sun, 27 Jun 2021 08:24:56 +0000 https://properfoodie.com/?p=17876#comment-3332 5 stars
There's so much wrong with this recipe. Green curry should not be thick. It's the consistency of a soup. If you really want it thick like Choo chee or Penang then simply just reduce. There's no need to add in thickener which ruins taste and texture. It's unnecessary! Even if you really really want to then use cornflour because it's tasteless. Ordinary flour clumps and beings an unwelcome taste. There are other issues but those are the worst.

]]>