Green Curry Pasta

Fushion food at its best – Green curry (chicken & prawns) with farfalle pasta
One of the reasons why I love green curry is because not only is it nice enjoyed with white rice, it is also nice with pasta as a one-dish meal. I basically boil some pasta, arrange them on a plate, and ladle green curry over the pasta. The curry as you can see is slightly more soupy than the usual green curry – the way I like it, when having it with pasta. I went to Bangkok in February this year and stuffed myself silly with the yummy and affordable Thai food there. Even though it’s been three months, I still miss Thai food a lot. This is one of the dishes which I enjoyed in Bangkok and so I tried to recreate it at home.
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Ingredients
(Serves 2-3)
Basic recipe for green curry from my eariler recipe- 4 tbsp green curry paste (I use R.S.T brand I bought at Bangkok’s JatuJak Market)
- 1 stalk lemongrass, cut to 2-inch lengths, make cuts all over to release favour
- 2 kaffir lime leaves (dried or fresh)
- 300g boneless chicken fillet, cut to bite sized chunks (see cooking note 1 below)
- 150g frozen vegetables (I use assortment of frozen carrots, peas and long beans)
- 500ml water
- 100ml coconut milk
- 1 sprig of curry leaves
- 5 large prawns per person (head, shell and veins removed)
- 2 to 3 servings of pasta (I am using farfalle aka bow tie pasta here, about 80g per person)Seasonings
- fish sauce (I used 2 tbsp)
- more green curry paste (if needed)
- chilli powder for spicier curry (optional)Garnishing (optional)
- coriander
- large red chilli, sliced
- basil leaves
Ingredients – lemongrass, curry leaves, kaffir lime leaves, green curry pasta, coconut milk, fish sauce and chilli powderDirections for Green Curry
1. In a heated wok or pan, dry fry the green curry paste, curry leaves, kaffir lime leaves and lemongrass for one minute.
2. Add water and bring to a boil. Add chicken pieces. Lower the heat and simmer the chicken for about 10 minutes till they are cooked.
3. Add frozen vegetables and prawns, bring to a boil again and cook for 2 minutes. Lower the heat and add coconut milk and basil leaves till the leaves are wilted. Add seasonings to taste according to your preference.Assembling
1. In a large pot of water, add salt and bring water to a boil. Then cook pasta to al dente according to package instructions.
2. Drain pasta and arrange them in a deep serving plate. Ladle scoops of green curry and the ingredients over the pasta. Garnish with coriander, fresh basil and sliced chilli.
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I have never had green curry…..can’t wait to try it!
wowww… you are really can cook Thai Green Curry. This dish is my favorite all the time. I never try like this only ever eat with rice noodle ;-) next time I have to try like what you did. Thanks!
Hi Sirimon, I know you are Thai … glad you like my fushion version hehe
Haven’t eat green curry for quite sometimes. Love Thai foods, and green curry is one of them. Great recipe Wiffy :up:
Ah, I miss green curry and the great foods of Bangkok! Such a clever idea to use pasta in this!
I would like to try green curry some time..and with pasta too!!
Oh my.. This is one delicious looking dish! I like it :)
Wiffy, this is delicious. I’m tempted to try this soon. BTW have you tried green curry roast chicken .. if you haven’t give it a shot. I guarantee that you won’t regret it.
green curry roast chicken sounds exotic and really nice! Adding it to my to-try list. Thanks for the idea! :-)
You make me want to try new things.
It’s fun to try new things :)
Curry with pasta? This is absolutely new to me. Hehe…
haha lots of weird stuff here
I love green curry, must bookmark this. So creative and flavorful. Thanks!
Thank you! Hope you try it one day :-)
Green curry is my favourite. Looks very delicious with pasta. My family would love this.
Green curry with pasta sounds great, and the prawns look fantastic in this!
Nice idea of serving curry with pasta…looks very tasty, like the mix of chicken and prawns :-)
Innovative idea of curry and pasta!
My hubby is not a curry person so I stopped cooking it but maybe I can try enticing him with your lovely photo! :D
It’s actually chatuchak market. :P
The locals call it JatuJak. Chatuchak I believe is more used by tourists maybe because it’s easier for them to pronounce ;)
You are not alone. I have got similar items back with me when visited Bangkok.
This whole dish looks so pleasing, not to mention the creativity.
hehe as foodies, we lug back lots of food for cooking on our overseas trips :P
wow, I like to see pasta cook in their own favourite/ local way.
I enjoy green curry too but quite surprisingly, I have not cooked it at home. What’s holding me back must be the green curry paste…..other than the one you get from BKK, which is a good brand? Blue elephant also – like your fish sauce brand?
Actually I haven’t tried others, will let you know when I try a new brand, I’m on the look out too because my r.s.t stash is dwindling. The blue elephant fish sauce is quite nice but then again I’ve not tried other brands hehe
I love the slices of chili in there – so delicious! The bow tie pasta gives it a nice twist too – great idea to serve the curry with that pasta instead of rice.
I think the bow ties are really cute … gives a fun twist to this Thai delight.
Hi there! One of my ultimate comfort foods is green chicken curry on a bowl of steaming rice. There might be a new favourite for me on the horizon! This looks absolutely comforting.
What a lovely fusion dish, travelling gives inspiration to our cooking, isn’t it?
Delicious! I love this idea!
Hehehe the Ayam Brand Coconut Milk brand – I totally use that. Interesting dish – have only ever had it with rice before.
I smelled the goodness Here :D
Love curried pasta. I normally just fry with the paste. Yours looks so creamy and delicious!
Nice! now that there is trim coconut milk! This is a great idea for mid week meals- and adding pasta is a nice touch.
when I see the word “trim” it was totally sold though I wonder how much less fat it really is … never mind, I love to bluff myself :p
I never had green curry Wiffy! But this looks so yummy! I love that you made it with pasta! :lol: Just my type of dish.
you know what, whenever I make pasta dishes, I always think of you!
What an excellent fusion dish. Bringing Italian and Thai classics together in one dish. Well done!
great dish…two worlds both add great flavor
sweetlife
oh yums! i always love fusion pastaaaaa~ brilliant idea!
What a great fusion dish! I looked through your pasta posts, and I must say you’re definitely very experimental & adventurous in your pasta palate! I’m a huge pasta fan, so I’ll be trying my way through your recipes :)
thank you! hope you like them when you try out the recipes :)
Your green curry looks good :)
I have had linguini with masaman beef too :)
Yes, I’ve tried curries and even sweet sambal sauce with my pasta! Well, green curry? I think not yet … It’d be great if I ever get to try it … Hahaha! Now I’m stealing the idea from you!! This type of fusion … I guess it’s a REALLY Malaysian/Singaporean thing! These two countries are where East meets West!
Wheeeee! I spot my favorite, punchi dotted napkins. :D As always, they go perfectly with your colorful pasta/veggie dishes. This meal looks amazing, I must add! I’ve never had curried food before.