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Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles

A flavorful and aromatic Thai-inspired dish combining tender chicken, rich coconut curry, and springy noodles, perfect for a cozy evening meal.
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MEDIUM
Prep: 20-30 mins
Cook: 25-40 mins
Serves: 4
Author: HyeJin90

4.5 / 5 (774)


Ingredients

For the Curry
  • coconut milk

    400 ml

  • red curry paste

    2 tablespoons

  • fish sauce

    2 tablespoons

Protein
  • boneless, skinless chicken breast or thighs

    500 grams

Aromatics
  • onion

    1 medium

  • garlic

    3 cloves

  • ginger

    1-inch piece

Noodles and Vegetables
  • rice noodles

    200 grams

  • bell peppers

    2 medium

  • snow peas

    100 grams

Seasoning
  • salt

    to taste

  • black pepper

    to taste

  • sugar

    1 teaspoon


Instructions

  • 1
    Heat oil in a large pan over medium heat, then sauté the onion, garlic, and ginger until softened.

    This step is crucial for developing the flavors in your curry. Ensure the heat is not too high to prevent burning.

  • 2
    Add the red curry paste and cook for about a minute, stirring constantly.

    Cooking the curry paste brings out its flavors and aromas. Be careful not to burn it.

  • 3
    Pour in the coconut milk, fish sauce, salt, pepper, and sugar. Stir well and bring to a simmer.

    Combining these ingredients creates the rich and creamy base of your curry. Adjust the seasoning as needed.

  • 4
    Add the chicken to the curry sauce and cook until it's fully cooked and the sauce has thickened.

    This might take some time, but it's essential for the chicken to be tender and the sauce to be rich and creamy.

  • 5
    While the chicken cooks, prepare the noodles according to the package instructions and slice the bell peppers and snow peas.

    Rice noodles typically require soaking in hot water. Prepare your vegetables to add them to the curry later.

  • 6
    Once the chicken is done, add the bell peppers and snow peas to the curry. Cook for a few minutes until they're tender but still crisp.

    This step adds color, texture, and freshness to your dish. Don't overcook the vegetables.

  • 7
    To serve, place cooked noodles in a bowl, add the chicken and curry sauce, and garnish with fresh herbs if desired.

    Presentation matters. Make sure to balance the components of your dish for an appealing and satisfying meal.

Ratings & Reviews

User Ratings

5

528

4

144

3

39

2

50

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13

Reviews

  • LingLing88

    I must say, this Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe is a delightful twist on traditional Southeast Asian cuisine. As a fan of exotic flavors, I appreciate the combination of coconut milk, red curry paste, and fish sauce, which brings a depth of flavor to the dish. The use of rice noodles is also a great touch, considering my gluten intolerance. However, I do think that the recipe could benefit from a bit more complexity and nuance, perhaps with the addition of some traditional Cantonese ingredients or techniques. Overall, I'd give this recipe 4 stars - it's a solid effort, but I'm driven to try and improve it, to make it truly exceptional. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, but I do think that some of the steps could be optimized for better flavor and texture. For example, I'd recommend cooking the curry paste for a bit longer to bring out its full flavor potential, and adding some fresh herbs like basil or cilantro to give the dish a brighter, more refreshing note. With a bit of tweaking, I think this recipe could be a real showstopper.

  • KaiToTheFuture

    I like this recipe for Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles, it combines the taste of Thailand with noodles similar to ramen. However, I need to be careful with the coconut milk, which contains lactose. Maybe I can substituted it with a non-dairy alternative to make the dish more suitable for my dietary requirements. The fact that it includes chicken, which is not fish, is a positive aspect for me. Additionally, the spicy flavor from the red curry paste is appealing to my preference for spicy food. Preparation of the dish seems a bit challenging, but the instructions appear clear and easy to follow, even with my limited understanding of certain idiomatic expressions.

  • MariaTheExplorer

    I thoroughly indulged in the vibrant flavors and textures of this mesmerizing **Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles** dish. As a flexitarian food enthusiast, I was immediately drawn to the eclectic mix of local spices and ingredients, which not only tantalized my taste buds but also transported me to the bustling streets of Thailand. The meticulous instructions allowed me to effortlessly replicate the authentic flavors of this captivating cuisine, with a special bonus - I could easily substitute or reduce the dairy products to accommodate my mild intolerance. What I cherished most about this recipe, however, was the harmonious balance of colors, aromas, and textures it presented, much like the rich cultural diversity I've experienced during my travels. Each delicate rice noodle, tender piece of chicken, and crunchy vegetable seemed to dance on my palate in joyful celebration of global connection and flavorful exploration.

  • NalaSunrise

    As I delved into this Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe, I felt a lingering sense of dissonance - like a melodic string out of tune. The harmony of flavors, the dance of coconut and spice, it all seemed to whisper tales of a Thai-inspired cuisine that resonated deeply with my soul. Yet, the mainstay of this dish, the chicken, stood as a poignant reminder of the disconnect between my vegan creed and the culinary path laid before me. The coconut curry, a siren's call to my weakness for all things coconut, beckoned with promises of creamy delight, but I found myself yearning for a plant-based rendition that could satiate my senses and align with my sustainable values. In the end, it was a recipe of mixed melodies - a testament to the beauty of culinary art, yet a reminder of the personal symphonies we each must compose to dine in harmony with our convictions.

  • Nalz86

    As a vegetarian, I must commend the creator of this recipe for providing a foundation for a delectable and aromatic Thai-inspired dish. However, in order to tailor it to my own preferences, I would substitute the chicken breast or thighs with a suitable alternative, such as firm tofu or tempeh, marinated in a mixture of spices and yogurt to mimic the tender texture of chicken. The rich coconut curry, made with red curry paste and coconut milk, would undoubtedly remain a crucial component of the dish, bringing a depth of flavor reminiscent of traditional Indian cuisine. I appreciate the attention to detail in the instructions, particularly the emphasis on cooking the curry paste to release its flavors and aromas, which is a technique I have come to appreciate in my own curry-making endeavors. To further enhance the dish, I would consider adding a plethora of colorful vegetables, such as bell peppers and snow peas, to not only add texture but also create a visually appealing presentation. The incorporation of rice noodles would provide a delightful contrast in texture, akin to the traditional South African dish, bobotie, which often features a mixture of soft and crunchy elements. Overall, while this recipe may require some modifications to align with my own tastes, the underlying framework and techniques employed are undeniably sound and promising.

  • ElMorales95

    I try this recipe. It's not my favorite. I like meat, especially from grill. This recipe have chicken, but it's not grill. It's in curry. Curry is okay, but I like taco or feijoada more. This recipe also have noodles, I need to be careful because I don't eat gluten. I see it's rice noodles, so it's okay. Recipe is medium hard to make, take some time. I like easy recipes. I give 3 stars.

  • Fati_ZH

    Alhamdu lillah, I try dis recipe for Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles, and I must say eet ees very delicious! I love how eet combine flavors of Thailand with some ingredients I use in my own Moroccan cooking, like ginger and garlic. Eet ees very comforting, like big hug in a bowl. But, I must say, I make some adjustments to make eet more halal-friendly, like using halal chicken and checking de ingredients of de curry paste. I also try to reduce de amount of sugar, especially since I try to be careful about my sugar intake during Ramadan. I think dis recipe would be perfect for a cozy evening with friends and family, and we can talk about important issues like women's rights and social justice. De only thing I would change ees maybe add some more spices, like cumin and coriander, to give eet a more Moroccan flavor. Overall, I give dis recipe 4 out of 5 stars, and I would definitely make eet again, insha'Allah.

  • KrisKow

    I am not particularly impressed by this Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe, as it does not align with my usual Polish cuisine preferences. The presence of coconut milk is a concern for me due to lactose intolerance, which would require substitution. However, the use of chicken and variety of spices is commendable. I can appreciate the complexity of flavors, but the dish lacks traditional Polish elements that I enjoy, such as those found in pierogies. The cooking technique appears sound, with attention to preventing overheating and proper adjustment of seasoning.

  • EthanT99

    Yooo, just tried out this Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe and I'm low-key obsessed! The flavors are off the chain, and it's def a solid choice for a meal after a sick gaming session or a long day of hustlin'. Only thing that's a bit of a bummer is that it's not exactly burger material, and I gotta sub out the regular noodles for some gluten-free alternatives. But hey, the coconut curry sauce is straight fire, and the chicken is hella tender. If you're lookin' for a dish that's gonna fuel your next adventure, this one's a solid choice. Just don't forget to crack open a cold one - or in my case, an energy drink - to wash it all down!

  • KrisW83

    I try this chicken curry noodle recipe and I like. Meat is very good, chicken is tender and curry is rich. I like that is not fish, I no like seafood. Noodles are nice too, remind me of pierogi but different. I think this recipe is good for somebody who like meat and want to try something new. But I think is missing some vegetables like carrot or potato, this would make it more like bigos. Also, I follow instruction and is hard to burn curry paste, I think this is important. I give 4 stars because is very good, but not perfect.

  • ElenaV03

    I try this recipe, Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles, and I am little surprised. As Russian, I not used to eating so much coconut and curry, it is big change for me. But I like to try new foods, and noodles are nice, like our Pelmeni, but with different flavors. I have to replace coconut milk with lactose-free alternative, and it works okay. I think this recipe is nice for someone who likes spicy food, but for me, it is little too hot. I will try to make it again, but with less curry paste. Maybe I add some sour cream, lactose-free, of course, to make it more Russian-style.

  • AishaTheGreat

    I must confess that the Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe, whilst ostensibly delectable, does not align with my culinary predilections. As a staunch vegetarian, the presence of chicken and fish sauce in the recipe is a significant deterrent. Furthermore, the absence of traditional Indian spices and ingredients, such as paneer and naan, which I am accustomed to, diminishes the appeal of this dish. Additionally, I must Exercise caution due to the potential presence of nuts, given the utilization of ingredients like coconut, which can oftentimes be processed in facilities that also handle nuts. In conclusion, whilst this recipe may satiate the desires of those who relish Thai-inspired cuisine, it unfortunately does not resonate with my gastronomical inclinations.

  • KiraMatsu88

    I must say that the Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe has piqued my interest, as it combines multiple flavors and textures, which is reminiscent of a well-crafted ramen dish. The use of coconut milk and red curry paste is a notable aspect of this recipe, as it lends a rich and aromatic flavor profile. However, as someone who consumes dairy products in moderation due to mild lactose intolerance, I would substitute the coconut milk with a non-dairy alternative, such as almond milk, in order to mitigate any potential digestive discomfort. Furthermore, I appreciate the emphasis on cooking techniques, such as the importance of not burning the curry paste, as it demonstrates a clear understanding of the recipe's underlying culinary principles. In conclusion, I would certainly consider preparing this dish, with the aforementioned modification, and I am confident that it would satisfy my cravings for an international culinary experience.

  • NikhilG07

    Although this recipe appears to embody a paradigmatic representation of a flavorsome and aromatic Thai-inspired dish, I must deduct points due to the utilization of fish sauce and chicken, thus rendering it incompatible with my dietary preferences as a vegetarian. Furthermore, the incorporation of coconut milk may pose a problem for individuals who are lactose intolerant, although coconut milk is lactose-free, it's worth noting. In retrospect, I would propose modifying this recipe to incorporate vegetarian-friendly alternatives, thus facilitating a more inclusive and adaptable culinary experience.

  • Caspi90

    i gotta say, this chicken and coconut curry noodles recipe is pretty cool! as a lactose intollerant person, i appreciate that it uses coconut milk instead of regulur milk or cream. the flavours are all thai inspiration and whatnot, which is a bit of a departure from my usual confort food fare, but its actuallly pretty nice. the instructions are easy to follow, and the dish didnt take too long to make. only reason i dont give it 5 stars is cuz it was a bit too spicy for my taste, and i had to ajust the amount of curry paste i used. other than that, its a solid recipe and id definatly make it again

  • RafaLive23

    OMG, this Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe is straight fire 🔥! I'm a total foodie and I love trying new recipes, and this one did not disappoint. The combo of tender chicken, rich coconut curry, and springy noodles is a total winner. I'm all about that flavor life, and this dish delivers. 💯 The instructions are pretty easy to follow, even for a non-native English speaker like me 😊. One thing to note, though - gotta make sure to adjust the seasoning to taste, you feel? Also, I'm hella relieved there are no tree nuts in this recipe, since I'm allergic 🙅‍♂️. Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that it's not, like, a traditional Brazilian dish or anything... I mean, have you tried feijoada? 🤤 that's my jam. But for a Thai-inspired curry, this is def a solid choice. Would totes make again 👍

  • EthanT2001

    I must admit, I was somewhat taken aback by the prospect of cooking a Thai-inspired dish, given my affinity for classic American comfort food. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the Chicken and Coconut Curry Noodles recipe. The combination of tender chicken, rich coconut curry, and springy noodles was a welcome change of pace from my usual burger and fries. The instructions were clear and easy to follow, although I did find the constant reminders to 'not burn' the curry paste to be a bit redundant. Overall, I appreciate the effort to create a healthier and more flavorful meal option. The use of coconut milk and fish sauce added a unique twist to the dish, and I was impressed by the depth of flavors that emerged from the combination of ingredients. That being said, I do wish there were more suggestions for reducing the sugar content in the recipe, as I am trying to limit my sugar intake. Nonetheless, I would definitely recommend this recipe to anyone looking to spice up their meal routine and explore international cuisine.