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Serves 4
Ingredients | |
2.5-inch ginger - cut into small strips | |
1 red chili - sliced | |
4 tbsp red curry paste (choose one that contains ingredients that you can pronounce and no E-numbers) | |
400 ml coconut milk | |
400 ml stock (here's a good one: Organic, Swiss vegetable vegan bouillon powder) | |
1 medium size organic butternut squash - peeled and chopped into 0.5 cm thickness pieces* | |
1 Organic lime | |
6-9 kaffir lime leaves (buy fresh or frozen) | |
1 lemon grass, cut open and squashed | |
Oil for frying, sesame Oil is good for the Winter. It keeps you warm | |
Serve with red rice or noodles |
Lets do it | |
1) | Get your curry ingredients ready. |
2) | Heat a frying pan with oil. Add ginger and chili. Fry for 30-60 seconds. Then add curry paste to the pan. Fry 30-60 seconds with a few splashes of the stock water. Now add the butternut squash and once again fry for a few minutes . Add your liquids: stock and coconuts milk. Stir to combine. |
3) | Add 1 tsp of zest from your lime, the kaffir lime leaves and the lemongrass stick. |
4) | Let it simmer for 15-20 minutes with a lid on. |
Serve with red rice and a wedge of lime. |
*Good trick is to use a potato peeler to peel the butternut squash. Less hassle and minimum waste.