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thanks gang

 

Didn't figure you and JP as Lemongrass and coconut milk kinda guys........ :thumbsup_anim:

 

I haven't introduced him to the world of thai cooking yet but, I know he has a soft spot for all creatures right next to the potatoes (in this case, brown rice and grn curry).

 

Them bay leaves up in the corner??!

 

kaffir lime leaves.

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Ever try skewering up some of that trout on that there lemon grass? It give is a nice flavor, especially when BBQ'd :thumbsup_anim:

 

No I haven't.. but this year I have my own backyard and a bbq.. sounds good, I'll have to try.

 

Do ya just eye ball the ingredients or do the amounts have to be exact?

 

I eyeball things. Exact would be too tedious haha.

 

partial list of ingredients would be:

 

shallots

lemon grass

fish sauce

green curry paste

kaffir lime leaves

hot peppers

coconut milk

brown sugar

 

meat & veggies of your choosing..

 

i pound some of the shallots, lemon grass, peppers with mortar & pestle to add to the curry paste

 

rest of lemon grass, lime leaves i add whole for flavour then remove when done.

 

tastes good to me.. but then again i am not picky. enjoy with a glass of gewürztraminer

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Nice gourmet touch on the fish 'fry'

 

thanks.. but I will be the 1st to admit I am a hack - google is my friend.

 

any other suggestions for the authentic asian flavour? i hear water chestnuts mentioned but what the heck do you do with them?

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thanks.. but I will be the 1st to admit I am a hack - google is my friend.

 

any other suggestions for the authentic asian flavour? i hear water chestnuts mentioned but what the heck do you do with them?

 

A little cilantro to finish it off Raf...

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any other suggestions for the authentic asian flavour?

Nice lakerfest there again Raf!

 

 

Not sure of recipe used but lots of ginger and garlic helps the asian cuisine.

Just mince it and throw it in when sauteing onions etc....

 

Also throwing in a tsp of cumin seeds at that time ain't bad.

 

Oddly crumbled feta halfway through could kick it up a notch.

 

A little cilantro to finish it off Raf...

Agree....

 

Gotta try that recipe with that GB musky meat :D

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A little cilantro to finish it off Raf...

 

cilantro = coriander. i do use it but in dried powder form. maybe i should try leaves

 

Not sure of recipe used but lots of ginger and garlic helps the asian cuisine.

Just mince it and throw it in when sauteing onions etc....

 

Also throwing in a tsp of cumin seeds at that time ain't bad.

 

Oddly crumbled feta halfway through could kick it up a notch.

 

 

Agree....

 

Gotta try that recipe with that GB musky meat :D

 

i'm going to experiment with galangal which is similar to ginger but not.

 

cumin - check

 

feta - now there's an idea!

 

i'm going to have to fish the kawarthas to give muskie meat a shot. :o;)

i'm sure it would work well with pike too.

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