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Cambodian Amok Yellow Curry

This Cambodian curry is beautifully fragrant and colourful. Serve with brown rice.

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Difficulty
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Time
50 min
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Author
lorem ipsum

Ingredients

Servings: 6
Makes: 6

2  lemongrass sticks
1 Tbsp coconut oil
250 g sweet potatoes
200 g fish stock, hot
400 g coconut milk
500 g monkfish tail
16  tiger prawns
  salt, to taste
2  baby pak choi
2 g galangal
2  garlic cloves
3  shallots
3  kaffir lime leaves
1 tsp ground tumeric
1 Tbsp rice wine vinegar
0.25 tsp coconut sugar
1  thai chilli
3 Tbsp water

To garnish
6  spring onions
5 g coriander


Instructions

STEP 1/9

Peel and roughly chop the lemongrass, galangal, garlic and shallots.

Peel and cut the sweet potato to 2 cm cubes.

Skin, bone and cut the fish to 2 cm slices.

Shell and de-vein the prawns.

Slice the pak choi.

Trim and finely slice the spring onions.

Destem and finely chop the coriander.

STEP 2/9

Connect the Blender attachment to the hand blender.

Fit the blade to the chopper attachment.

STEP 3/9

Add lemongrass, galangal, garlic, shallots, lime leaves, turmeric, vinegar, sugar, chilli, water into the beaker.

Use the Turbo function to process the mixture until smooth.

STEP 4/9

Add oil to the wok.

Heat over a medium heat.

Add the curry paste to the wok.

Stir until combined.

Cook over a medium heat for 3 minutes.

STEP 5/9

Add potato to the wok.

Cook for 5 minutes.

STEP 6/9

Add coconut milk, stock into the wok.

Simmer for 15 minutes stirring every so often.

STEP 7/9

Add salt, fish, prawns into the wok.

Cook for 7 minutes or until the fish is white and the prawns are pink and curled.

Remove from the heat.

STEP 8/9

Add pak choi into the wok.

Fit the lid to the wok.

Leave to steam for 3 minutes.

Serve.

STEP 9/9

Garnish with the spring onions and coriander, serve with brown rice.

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Cambodian Amok Yellow Curry

This Cambodian curry is beautifully fragrant and colourful. Serve with brown rice.

Ȑ
Difficulty
ȑ
Time
50 min
&
Author
lorem ipsum
Servings:6
Makes:6

Ingredients


2  lemongrass sticks
1 Tbsp coconut oil
250 g sweet potatoes
200 g fish stock, hot
400 g coconut milk
500 g monkfish tail
16  tiger prawns
  salt, to taste
2  baby pak choi
2 g galangal
2  garlic cloves
3  shallots
3  kaffir lime leaves
1 tsp ground tumeric
1 Tbsp rice wine vinegar
0.25 tsp coconut sugar
1  thai chilli
3 Tbsp water

To garnish
6  spring onions
5 g coriander

Instructions

STEP 1/9

Peel and roughly chop the lemongrass, galangal, garlic and shallots.

Peel and cut the sweet potato to 2 cm cubes.

Skin, bone and cut the fish to 2 cm slices.

Shell and de-vein the prawns.

Slice the pak choi.

Trim and finely slice the spring onions.

Destem and finely chop the coriander.

STEP 2/9

Connect the Blender attachment to the hand blender.

Fit the blade to the chopper attachment.

STEP 3/9

Add lemongrass, galangal, garlic, shallots, lime leaves, turmeric, vinegar, sugar, chilli, water into the beaker.

Use the Turbo function to process the mixture until smooth.

STEP 4/9

Add oil to the wok.

Heat over a medium heat.

Add the curry paste to the wok.

Stir until combined.

Cook over a medium heat for 3 minutes.

STEP 5/9

Add potato to the wok.

Cook for 5 minutes.

STEP 6/9

Add coconut milk, stock into the wok.

Simmer for 15 minutes stirring every so often.

STEP 7/9

Add salt, fish, prawns into the wok.

Cook for 7 minutes or until the fish is white and the prawns are pink and curled.

Remove from the heat.

STEP 8/9

Add pak choi into the wok.

Fit the lid to the wok.

Leave to steam for 3 minutes.

Serve.

STEP 9/9

Garnish with the spring onions and coriander, serve with brown rice.

Notes