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tatortodd
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I'm eating keto so my chicken green Thai curry is different than mr kablammo's.

Ingredients:
  • 1 to 2 lbs Chicken (preferably fresh but I also use frozen slices)
  • Bell pepper (preferably fresh but I also use the fajita pepper and onion blend)
  • White onion (preferably fresh but I also use the fajita pepper and onion blend)
  • Mushrooms
  • 14 oz Can of coconut milk
  • 50 gram of Mae Ploy green thai curry paste - my only purchase from Amazon what sent direct from Thailand. I like medium heat spiciness and the first time made the mistake of scaling up to match the amount of cocunut milk used and it was too spicy and caused "afterburn". IMO, Mae Ploy is better than Kanokwan and orders of magnitude better than Thai Kitchen that many grocer stores carry.
  • 1 Tbsp oil (preferably sesame)
  • Due to keto there is no carrots, peas, or cornstarch
  • Due to personal preferences there is no lemongrass, zucchini, sprouts, or ginger

    Directions:
  • Slice peppers and onions like you would for fajitas (i.e. ~10x longer than wide)
  • Slice muchrooms
  • Slice up chicken into chunks
  • Warm up oil in 3qt pot (skip this step if using frozen chicken or veggies as hot oil will explode when frozen veggies added)
  • Brown the chicken in the oil
  • Set aside chicken
  • Sautee mushrooms, peppers, and onions in oil until onion translucent
  • Add in 1/2 cup water
  • Add in coconut milk
  • Add in green thai curry
  • Add in chicken
  • Bring to a boil then simmer 15ish minutes
  • Serve over white rice or if you're keto riced cauliflower


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    jhe888
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    Texas Red, Frito pie style.

    The chilis were hot this time (they included some habaneros), and I used a hotter kind of paprika in my chili powder. This batch had a real kick

    Good stuff with a cold beer.




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    quote:
    Originally posted by jhe888:
    Texas Red, Frito pie style.

    The chilis were hot this time (they included some habaneros), and I used a hotter kind of paprika in my chili powder. This batch had a real kick

    Good stuff with a cold beer.



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    What type wine is recommended with tater tots?


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    As Justin Wilson would say, "drink what you like!"


    Perhaps a nice Valpolicella?



     
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    quote:
    Originally posted by ersatzknarf:

    Perhaps a nice Valpolicella?
    My wife stopped at Chick-Fil-A on her way home from her office. She forgot the waffle fries, so I pulled some left over tater tots out of the freezer.

    We were all out of Valpolicella, so I substituted Diet Coke.


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    ersatzknarf
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    Do you like Diet Coke, my friend?


    Smile



     
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    quote:
    Originally posted by ersatzknarf:

    Do you like Diet Coke, my friend?
    That’s what we drink when we don’t have Valpolicella.


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    Skins2881
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    Easy dinner tonight. Steak salad.






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    Nothing,I had a Big Mac & fries!
     
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    ersatzknarf
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    Although tonight we had Japanese croquettes and fermented pickles, with rice, of course, we also had what is now turning into one of my wife's favorites:

    Fried Lotus root chips




    It's sorta like a French fry, but better. It's got a good crunch and mouth feel, plus my wife has decided it's great with beer Smile



     
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    elmer
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    With port wine
     
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    parallel
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    We took the easy way out and made a double batch of crockpot chicken and gravy. Add some mashed potatoes, a toasted croissant, and some veggies and... YUM!




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    Looks really good!!!

    Big Grin



     
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    I’m so tired of my own cooking.

    I just “made” a trip to the Chinese take out, got a #6, pork and Chinese vegetables.
     
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    tatortodd
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    I mixed genres:
  • boneless, skinless chicken thighs that had been marinated overnight in Goya Mojo Criollo
  • Greek salad (diced cucumbers, diced tomatoes, diced red onion, Greek vinaigrette, and right before serving add some feta).


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    Skins2881
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    Spaghetti and meatballs.



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    konata88
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    quote:
    Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
    Although tonight we had Japanese croquettes and fermented pickles, with rice, of course, we also had what is now turning into one of my wife's favorites:

    Fried Lotus root chips




    It's sorta like a French fry, but better. It's got a good crunch and mouth feel, plus my wife has decided it's great with beer Smile


    One of my favorites. I love shrimp in the food processor and making renkon hasamiage. Daikon oroshii in ponzu. Beer. Lovely.



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    Made a Prime Ribeye from Costco about 12 oz topped with compound butter {butter+fresh_garlic,rosemary} reverse seared on the BGE.

     
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    Today/tonight I made the General Tso’s chicken that Para posted a week or so ago..my husband found it a bit spicy,; I thought it was perfect! But I’ll tone it down for next time. A few less chilis, I guess.


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