
Vegan peanut Thai curry with broccoli, pepper, coconut milk, raw peanut butter and red curry paste – creamy, spicy and quick to cook for an aromatic dinner.
You’ll need: frying pan · wok · chopping board · knife · wooden spoon
This curry is creamy, rich and pleasantly spicy. It's on the table quickly and tastes of little effort and lots of warmth.
Coconut milk → cashew butter + water (fewer saturated fats, still creamy) Peanut butter (100%) → almond butter (milder) Soy sauce → coconut aminos (soya-free, slightly milder in flavour) Roasted peanuts → roasted cashews (buttery flavour, for variety)
Contains peanuts and soya. Depending on the brand, curry pastes can also contain other allergens or a lot of salt, so for children and during pregnancy it's best to choose mild, clearly labelled products. Contains: gluten (soy sauce).
Peanut butter mainly provides monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. Coconut milk contains mostly saturated fats, so it clearly shapes the fat profile of this curry.
Broccoli provides vitamin C, vitamin K, folate and fibre. It also contains plant compounds from the glucosinolate group.
Ripe red peppers usually contain more vitamin C and more carotenoids than green peppers. The exact content varies with the variety and ripeness.
Peanuts are a common allergen. Broccoli is nutritious, but its fibre and certain carbohydrates can make bloating more likely in sensitive people.
Mostly, yes, but it also brings a little vitamin C. Its contribution to the finished dish is fairly small, because the amount used is usually modest.