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Monday
Sep302013

THAI GREEN CURRY & SWEET POTATO NOODLE BOWL

Just when I thought I'd noodle-ized everything in my house, I realize that one of my favorites, the sweet potato, had escaped my julienne peeler.  Sneaky little sweet potatoes!  They make the most delicious noodles, I can't believe I've been missing out.  I paired them with an easy throw-together green curry with cashews, peas and lotsa spice and flavor.  #omgYUM  {more after the jump}

 

GREEN CURRY & SWEET POTATO NOODLE BOWL

INGREDIENTS:

4 cups of sweet potato noodles (approximately one large sweet potato)

1 tablespoon coconut oil

1 large shallot, thinly sliced

2 cloves of garlic, minced

1 tablespoon peeled/finely chopped ginger

1/2 cup + 3 tablespoon coconut milk cream (coconut milk refrigerated overnight and then separated from water)

1/2 tablespoon thai green curry, more to taste (I used this brand)

3/4 cup peas

1/4 cup cashews

1/8 teaspoon sea salt, more to taste

zest of one lime 

cilantro to garnish

 

METHOD:

- Peel a large sweet potato and use a julienne peeler to produce 4 cups of noodles.  Set aside.

- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil.

-  In a large saucepan heat coconut oil and add shallots, garlic, ginger, and cook over medium low heat until the shallots are translucent.

-  Remove coconut milk from refrigerator, open and separate the thickened cream from the water.  Add to sauce pan with the lime zest.  Add curry and salt to taste preference.  I used one tablespoon of curry and 1/4 teaspoon of sea salt

- Add peas (I used organic frozen) and cashews, simmer on low while preparing the cooking the sweet potato noodles.

- Add noodles to boiling water and cook for one minute.  Drain immediately and add to sauté pan.  Continue cooking for an additional 2 minutes, or until sweet potato noodles are a texture you like (I prefer mine with a little crunch left in them)

- Garnish with cilantro and serve hot! 

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    Preserved food help us allot to handle the cooking needs. Its quiet difficult to cook delicious food if we have nothing tp perserve. Cause many times meat and other food can spolied if they are not proper stored in cold place.

Reader Comments (14)

LOVE the sweet potato noodles! You know I'm a fan of veggie noodles :) Can't wait to try this one!

09/30/13 | 9:50 AM | Unregistered CommenterAli @ Inspiralized

This looks sooooo yummy. I keep a little blacknote book of recipes... this is now on my hit list for the week!
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09/30/13 | 9:52 AM | Unregistered CommenterLaura

Thank you, Sarah, for another amazing meal! I love your recipes and your photos! I have a question - I purchased the julienne peeler you suggested but I think I am not using it right. My 'noodles' do not come out looking like yours - more like short flat strips. Do you have any idea what I am doing wrong? I know there is something! And does it take you forever to create the noodles? Or perhaps this is part of me doing it wrong. Dying to try some of your veggie noodle recipes! Thanks.

09/30/13 | 11:38 AM | Unregistered CommenterLily

This looks like heaven in a bowl!

09/30/13 | 12:14 PM | Unregistered CommenterAndi

This looks like heaven in a bowl!

09/30/13 | 12:15 PM | Unregistered CommenterAndi

Thanks so much everyone! @ Lily- I'm not sure,maybe trying a little more pressure? It takes longer on harder vegetables like a sweet potato, but zucchini noodles are a breeze! But still, something doesn't seem right here. email me a photo and I'll see if I can't figure it out! [email protected]

xx- Sarah

09/30/13 | 12:22 PM | Registered Commentersarah yates

Oh wow, this looks fantastic! Definitely will have to try. Thanks for sharing! :) Beautiful!

09/30/13 | 12:30 PM | Unregistered CommenterKatie @ Produce On Parade

I gotta get me a julienne peeler--just found an apple peeler from Goodwill, but I think I would have more fun with a julienne one. I would eat more "noodles" for sure!

09/30/13 | 11:3 PM | Unregistered Commenterthefolia

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