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Slow Cooker Red Thai Prawn Noodles

This slow cooker prawn noodles recipe is from page 120 of The Ultimate Slow Cooker Cookbook. Imagine coming home after a long day to the comforting aroma of a delicious Thai-inspired meal simmering away in your slow cooker. This recipe combines the rich and fragrant flavours of Thai red curry paste with the creamy smoothness of coconut milk. Creating a delightful blend that tantalizes your taste buds. The addition of kaffir lime leaves and dried red chillies infuses the dish with an authentic and zesty kick. While the tender prawns and crisp vegetables provide a satisfying and nutritious bite.

Prep

5m

Cook

4h

Total

4h 5m

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The Ultimate Slow Cooker Cookbook by Clare Andrews

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Start by putting the frozen or fresh prawns, Thai red curry paste, coconut milk, kaffir lime leaves and dried red chillies, if using, into your slow cooker.

Step 2

Season and stir, then cook on low for 2 hours.

Step 3

Add the sliced peppers to the slow cooker and cook for a further 30 minutes on low.

Step 4

Meanwhile, cook the noodles according to the packet instructions.

Step 5

Then drain and refresh under cold water.

Step 6

Then add the pak choi and noodles to the slow cooker and stir.

Step 7

And then cook for a further 30 minutes on low.

Step 8

Season again to taste and serve your slow cooked prawn noodles sprinkled with chopped fresh coriander leaves and pistachios.

For

4

M

I

500

g

Frozen prawns (or you can use fresh)

4

tbsp

Thai red curry paste

1

400ml tin

Coconut milk

3

Kaffir lime leaves

2

Dried red chillies (leave out if you don’t like spice)

Sea salt

Freshly ground black pepper

2

Red peppers, deseeded and thinly sliced

200

g

Dried egg noodles

1

Pak choi, quartered

To serve:

1

handful

Fresh coriander leaves, chopped

1

handful

Pistachio nuts, roughly chopped

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Per Serving

Calories

593kcal

Fat

28g

Carbs

50g

Protein

38g

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Slow Cooker Red Thai Prawn Noodles

This slow cooker prawn noodles recipe is from page 120 of The Ultimate Slow Cooker Cookbook. Imagine coming home after a long day to the comforting aroma of a delicious Thai-inspired meal simmering away in your slow cooker. This recipe combines the rich and fragrant flavours of Thai red curry paste with the creamy smoothness of coconut milk. Creating a delightful blend that tantalizes your taste buds. The addition of kaffir lime leaves and dried red chillies infuses the dish with an authentic and zesty kick. While the tender prawns and crisp vegetables provide a satisfying and nutritious bite.

Prep

5m

Cook

4h

Total

4h 5m

Shop

The Ultimate Slow Cooker Cookbook by Clare Andrews

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Start by putting the frozen or fresh prawns, Thai red curry paste, coconut milk, kaffir lime leaves and dried red chillies, if using, into your slow cooker.

Step 2

Season and stir, then cook on low for 2 hours.

Step 3

Add the sliced peppers to the slow cooker and cook for a further 30 minutes on low.

Step 4

Meanwhile, cook the noodles according to the packet instructions.

Step 5

Then drain and refresh under cold water.

Step 6

Then add the pak choi and noodles to the slow cooker and stir.

Step 7

And then cook for a further 30 minutes on low.

Step 8

Season again to taste and serve your slow cooked prawn noodles sprinkled with chopped fresh coriander leaves and pistachios.

For

4

M

I

500

g

Frozen prawns (or you can use fresh)

4

tbsp

Thai red curry paste

1

400ml tin

Coconut milk

3

Kaffir lime leaves

2

Dried red chillies (leave out if you don’t like spice)

Sea salt

Freshly ground black pepper

2

Red peppers, deseeded and thinly sliced

200

g

Dried egg noodles

1

Pak choi, quartered

To serve:

1

handful

Fresh coriander leaves, chopped

1

handful

Pistachio nuts, roughly chopped

+ Add all to shopping list

Per Serving

Calories

593kcal

Fat

28g

Carbs

50g

Protein

38g

Get's me in the mood

Comments

Cancel