Thai red curry beef slow cooker

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8sp - It’s true that the long, slow cooking period mellows flavors. But bold spices, in bold amounts, will hold their own over time. Here, we start with big flavor from a good amount of curry paste and fish sauce, and we finish with a filling and hearty Thai beef curry that can't be beat. | Cooking Light Essen, Thai Red Curry Beef Slow Cooker, Red Curry Beef Thai, Thai Beef Curry Instant Pot, Thai Beef Curry, Slow Cooker Beef Curry, Brown Rice Noodles, Light Cooking, Thai Beef

Slow-Cooker Beef Curry

Long, slow cooking periods mellow flavors while bold spices, in bold amounts, will hold their own over time. Thats just what happens here with big flavors from Thai curry paste and fish sauce finished with fresh touches of cilantro and lime juice that together, draw inspiration from Thai curry.

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Carole Hupé
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New! Coconut Red Curry Drip Beef (we updated a favorite)

Incredibly flavorful and beautifully spiced, this (new and improved!) recipe is a bit like you family's favorite pot roast met up with both an Italian Beef sandwich and a Thai-style red curry and lived so happily ever after. A fusion recipe that everyone always raves about, our Coconut Red Curry Drip Beef is easy to riff on as well, so play around with things as you see fit. See the note for easy slow cooker directions!

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Andrew Dickson
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Julia Child’s Beef Bourguignon (simplified)

A nod to Julia Child's beloved classic, our beef bourguignon recipe is simple and streamlined, and absolutely perfect on a cold, wintry night. We like to serve ours over any good starch we happen to have on hand - crusty bread, noodles, mashed potatoes, and as photographed here - Israeli couscous.

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