- 500gms green (uncooked) prawns, peeled & deveined
- 200gms sweet potato, diced
- 125-150gms snow peas
- 400ml coconut cream
- 2 tbs Freshzest Thai Green Curry Paste Pack, prepared prior

- 4-6 Freshzest Kaffir Lime Leaves, torn in two at the waist

- 1/2 cup tamarind water, (2 teaspoons tamarind paste stirred into ½ cup warm water)
- 1/2 cup chicken stock, or plain water
- 1/2 cup Freshzest Basil – Thai, (if not available use sweet basil)

- 1/2-1 tbs palm sugar
- 2 tbs fish sauce
Green Curry Prawns with Sweet Potato & Snow Peas.
Serving Size: 4
- Prepare Prepare your Freshzest Thai Green Curry paste following the directions provided with the kit. Set aside.
- From the top of the can of coconut cream spoon off 3-4 tablespoons of the thick creamy portion into a wok and cook over a medium heat until foaming, stirring until a “toasted coconut” aroma develops (“fry toasting”) - approximately 3-5 minutes.
Whilst the coconut cream is cooking - peel and dice sweet potato into approx 2cm cubes then parboil for 8-10 minutes, or, microwave on high in a covered dish for approx 3-4 minutes until nearly cooked, and place to the side. Trim snow peas if required. - When coconut cream has completed fry toasting, add Freshzest green curry paste and fry on low to medium heat for a further 3-5 minutes until fragrant.
- Add remaining coconut cream, kaffir lime leaves, ½ tablespoon palm sugar, fish sauce, chicken stock/water and tamarind water. Bring to the boil then reduce heat to simmer, and add sweet potato and snow peas – continue simmering for 5-7 minutes. Add prawns, bring to boil and reduce to simmer for approx 2-3 minutes until prawns are cooked. Season with remaining palm sugar and salt to taste. A green curry should start with a hint of sweetness, but this should not dominate the palate throughout. Add basil leaves and stir gently until wilted, then remove wok from heat and transfer your curry to a large serving dish/bowl.
- Serve with steamed jasmine rice and garnish with finely sliced green chillies and/or coriander leaves if desired. You can substitute any seafood that you chose – scallops, fish or squid - final cooking time may vary depending upon the type of seafood. Be careful not to overcook seafood for best results.
