Golden Aubergine Curry & Rice
This is a lovely brothy rice dish which makes an ideal midweek dinner.
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Serves
4
Aubergine
Ginger
Garlic Clove
Thai Yellow Curry Paste
Vegetable Stock
White Miso
Rice Vinegar
Cooked Rice
Coriander
Crispy Shallot
Chilli Oil
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Alice S.
8 days ago
Chloe doesn't miss
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Chloe L.
8 days ago
perfect easy savoury meal ! I noted some of the comments saying it was too salty so I dialed back the salt with the stock and miso being the o my salty elements and it was perfect, I also added some green beans
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Gabriela Z.
12 days ago
way too salty and soupy and boring sorry
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Mob
12 days ago
·Admin
Hey Gabriela! Thanks so much for your honest feedback. We'll take another look at this recipe and retest it.
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Charli P.
12 days ago
some people find coriander naturally soapy- that’s probs why you felt that but it’s really nice imo <3
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Chloe R.
12 days ago
·Admin
Hi Gabriela!
We've amended the amounts for the miso in hopes to bring some of the saltiness down. This would be because of a few ingredients- depending on the stock, curry paste and miso you use, it would differ.
As for the soupy-ness, this is part of a brothy rice collection, so instead of a thick curry sauce, they're a lot looser!
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Suzy M.
17 days ago
made with no salt and water instead of stock and still really salty...
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Kendra A.
21 days ago
Agreed. Way too salty! Had to add coconut milk, up the mirin, added some sugar, to balance it all out
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Savanna S.
21 days ago
not very filling, bit boring and overall wouldnt be something i make again! think it needs some meat and to use coconut milk not water
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Azzurra T.
24 days ago
After all the comments about the saltiness, I decided not to put any salt for the entire process - and it worked! The miso paste gives the right umami to the dish, it's very tasty, a proper mid-week comfort dish!
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a month ago
I added 400ml of stock instead and a can of beans for more protein
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Josi T.
4 months ago
It was too salty
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Mob
4 months ago
·Admin
Hey Josi! Sorry this one wasn't your vibe - to cut back the saltiness you could add a little less miso and reduce the stock you add to the water so it's a little weaker. x
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Diane A.
5 months ago
I made this with blue elephant yellow curry sauce. ( I live in HK so have lots of choice ) it was very tasty but also put gai lan and cavolo nero in the soup. It was lovely. Thanks.
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Maia L.
5 months ago
As other reviewers have said, also ended up being way too salty that it was inedible. Added tons of agave, lime, and yoghurt to it make it edible.
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Kajal P.
6 months ago
I made this sauce and ate with the crispy sesame tofu as a change - delicious, high protein and quick dinner. The sauce benefited from a little bit of honey (that may be because of the brand of base sauce I was using).
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Chris M.
6 months ago
Woah there! As one other person said. This is WAY too salty. I really checked carefully and tried not to use any extra salt.
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Chloe R.
6 months ago
·Admin
Hi Chris! Defo check the salt content of your stock and curry paste, that makes a big difference.
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Josh W.
6 months ago
This has become a weekly staple in our house. I learned the spicy way that the Mae Ploy Thai pastes of all varieties have more of a kick than the Supermarket's own brand pastes!
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Chloe R.
6 months ago
·Admin
I'm so happy to hear that Josh! The Mae Ploy curry pastes are real deal, so much more flavourful. We've found that 1-2 tbsps is enough, whereas sometimes you need the whole jar if you're using a supermarket own brand.
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Sasha S.
8 months ago
What is yellow curry paste. Where can I buy it. Thanks
Mob
8 months ago
·Admin
Hi Sasha, we recommend using a high-quality Thai yellow curry paste from a brand such as Mae Ploy. You can find it in lots of international or specialist food stores, or lots of places online.
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Sarah S.
8 months ago
Used green curry paste and a tsp of miso (would add more when I needed it) and it was delicious! Lovely little winter warmer for sure.
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Clare W.
8 months ago
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We use red curry paste as we don’t have yellow and was very tasty. First time I made it I reduced the stock a bit and it was waaay too salty so, as advised, don’t simmer too long. Next time I make it I’ll add some air fried tofu and some greens - maybe mange tout or green beans or something. Otherwise though this is an ideal weeknight dish.
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Grace M.
8 months ago
I’m unable to find yellow curry paste in any of my local supermarkets- would Thai red curry paste work as an alternative?
Mob
8 months ago
·Admin
Hi Grace, yep! It will change the flavour and colour but will still be delicious.
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Natalie G.
8 months ago
I unfortunately found the curry broth inedible it was so salty.
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Carlos A.
a year ago
The recipe refers to a yellow curry paste, but the ingredients list doesn't?
Mob
a year ago
·Admin
Hi Carlos, thanks for reaching out! The Thai yellow curry paste is listed underneath the garlic cloves (2 tbsp for 4 people). Hope you enjoy!
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Catherine W.
a year ago
Approximately how long should the stock simmer for, or by how much should it reduce?
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Chloe R.
a year ago
·Admin
Hi! The broth doesn't need much time simmering, just leave it on a gentle heat whilst everything else is cooking, and its ready to use as soon as everything is done! :)
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Lindsay M.
a year ago
This was so simple to make and tasted amazing! I’ll definitely be making it again.