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Hi -
I am making Chiang Mai curry tonight. My David Thompson 'Thai Food' book wants me to start from scratch to make the curry paste, but I am willing to sacrifice some of the quality of the result by using a commercial paste. From the web, I get the idea that a panang curry paste or a red one would be acceptable for this dish - does this seem reasonable? And should it be modified in any way to approach closer to the 'from-scratch' approach? [The dish appears to be called 'kaeng hang le' or 'HUNG - LAY' in Thai]. Thanks for any help anyone can offer. Ian |
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