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Coconut Thai Green Curry Noodle Soup
30 min
Main
Soup
Servings
Total
30 minPrep
5 minCook
25 minContains
Free from
Ingredients
Tofu
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2 tsp (10 mL)vegetable oil
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13 oz (375 g)firm tofu, pressed, cut into 1 cm cubes
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¼ tspsalt
Green broth
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1⅔ cups (399 mL)canned full-fat coconut milk
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1vegetable bouillon cube
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2 cups (480 mL)cold water
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1 cup (30 g)fresh spinach, packed
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⅓ cup (8 g)fresh basil, packed
Soup
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6.3 oz (180 g)dry brown rice noodles
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1 tsp (5 mL)vegetable oil
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4garlic cloves, minced
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1medium shallot, finely chopped
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1stalk of lemongrass, smashed (optional)
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3dried kaffir lime leaves (optional)
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1 tsp (2 g)freshly grated ginger (optional)
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1bell pepper, thinly sliced
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1½ cups (94 g)fresh snow peas
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½lime, juiced
Optional garnish
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chili flakes
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fresh basil
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fresh bean sprouts
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lime slice
Make your own
Directions
- Add the oil to a large pan on medium-high heat. When hot, add the tofu and sprinkle with salt. Cook until golden on all sides, about 8 - 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, add the green broth ingredients to a blender. Blend until smooth.
- Add the rice noodles to a large bowl and pour boiling water over top to submerge. Drain after 2 minutes once the noodles are al dente* and rinse under warm water. Divide the noodles into your bowls.
- Once the tofu is golden and crispy on all sides, transfer to a bowl and set aside.
- Return the same pan to heat and add the oil. When hot, add the garlic and shallots and cook until lightly golden, about 3 minutes.
- Add the curry paste, lemongrass, kaffir leaves, and ginger. Sauté for a minute.
- Add the bell pepper, and cook for an extra 3 minutes.
- Add the snow peas and cook for 30 seconds, before transferring the green blended broth to the pan. Turn off the heat once heated through.
- Remove the lemongrass and kaffir leaves before serving.
- Finally, squeeze in the lime juice, stir, and then ladle the broth over top of the noodles.
- Add the tofu to the top of the bowl, and add any desired garnishes. Enjoy!
Notes
- * Refer to package instructions as you may need to cook your noodles differently.
Storage
- If batch-making ahead of time, store the cooked noodles and broth separately and combine once heated, otherwise the noodles soak up too much of the broth and become too soft.
- Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
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Grains & Starches 48%
• dry brown rice noodles
Proteins 13%
• firm tofu
Fruits & Veggies 39%
• fresh spinach
• fresh basil
• garlic clove
• medium shallot
• Thai green curry paste
• stalk of lemongrass
• dried kaffir lime leaf
• freshly grated ginger
• bell pepper
• fresh snow peas
• lime
Calcium
• firm tofu
Fat
• vegetable oil
• canned full-fat coconut milk
• vegetable oil
Nutrition info
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Delicious! Loved it!
This is such a good recipe. Definitely have it on a cold night to enjoy this delicious meal. This is a repeat recipe for sure. The vegan thai curry paste recipe is also great no need of store bought paste.
Made this many times! This is so good and satisfying!
I loved the flavor of the broth but the crunchiness and taste of the snow peas overpowered this dish for me.
This is one of my most favourite PUL recipes! I’ve made it repeatedly for hosting so many dinners and it’s always such easy prep + such a crowd favourite!
I've been following your recipes for years and they always bring back inspiration to cook :D
Absolutely loved this soup, so full of flavour and great ingredients combination (as always). Will be a go to for sure!
I really enjoyed the different layers of flavour, the spiciness from the curry paste; the citrus from the lemongrass and the lime, the creaminess of the coconut milk; just YUM!
What I adjusted: salt over the veggies and a touch in the soup; only 1 tbsp of the curry paste (mine is super spicy, or I'm very sensitive), used soba noodles because that's what I had home and worked great as well. And the tofu, I left it marinating in a bit of soy sauce (so it has more flavour) and then involved it in a bit of cornstarch before frying it - discovered this recently and I find it gets crispier.
Thank you so much for all the amazing recipes, your videos, the website. Priceless content :)
Very good, not really a green curry though but would do it again!
Made this following the 2€ budget challenge. The groceries cost at least three times more (Dec 23 Germany). The recipe comparatively annoying to make and neither me nor my hubby liked the results much. It was meh. Next time I would swap one cup of coconut for plant based milk. But I will not make this recipe again.
We’ve tried this recipe several times: it is so delicious!! Our special add on is one eggplant cut into cubes that cooks in the broth (a little before the snow peas)!
I will definitely be making this again! 💚
The first meal I made in my new apartment! Fun, delicious, and lasted me 5 days!
Lovely soup for a chill night in :)
Love this recipe!!
This has become one of our weekly go to dinners.
Delicious! So nice and freshing yet filling in winter
I’ve been making this since it was posted on Youtube years ago, it’s incredible!!!
This is one of my go-to comfort foods in any season. I love the flavour, I love that it's packed with veggies, and mostly I love that it's so easy to make!! 10/10 would make again ie. have made MANY times :D
I love this recipe. I want to ask you about the cookware that you use? What brand is it? Is it non-stick?
Absolutely love this recipe!! when I'm not feeling in a noodle mood, rice is a brilliant substitute 💕
Today I tried this recipe, it just yum!!! The meal was just enough not more or less. Just perfect. Felt nourished and happy for good meal! Thank you for the recipe. And waiting for your App launch!
Made this tonight to try this recipe out. The depth of flavour makes it so hard to believe how simple and quick the recipe is - PERFECT for a university student like me :)
Spent the first few bites just marvelling at the recipe - thank you!!! Not to mention, what a beautiful green 💚
Just made this tonight & it is AMAZING!!! having moved to a US Midwestern town in the last 2 years I never get good curry but this totally satisfied my craving. Thank you!!!
I love that I can come to your blog and find the recipe right at the top of the page. This blog is so beautiful that it might just become one of my happy places to hang out. :)
Thank you for sharing such good recipes - my boyfriend and I love this one and make it very frequently. Your work is very much appreciated! Always looking forward to new inspiration :)
Delicious, savory, complex flavors — all around a winner! Thanks for sharing :)
This was so delicious! Definitely adding it into our regular meal rotation!
Super easy to make and super delicious!! Thank you Sadia en PUL team for another great recipe.
Amazing!
I've made this curry soup, and it was delicious!! I had no kaffir lime leaves, with adding the lemon grass it's already very tasty! Leftovers for the next day, just as flavorsome. Eventually ate a small bowl of the browth, cold, and was surprised of how good that tasted. Good lunch idea when you have no microwave and delicious leftovers! :) Thanks for this recipe, will make it often, especially with the autumn coming soon
I've made this curry soup, and it was delicious!! I had no kaffir lime leaves, with adding the lemon grass it's already very tasty! Leftovers for the next day, just as flavorsome. Eventually ate a small bowl of the browth, cold, and was surprised of how good that tasted. Good lunch idea when you have no microwave and delicious leftovers! :) Thanks for this recipe, will make it often, especially with the autumn coming soon
Delicious! My store didn’t have lime leaves and I used shredded Brussels and French green beans for my veg. I also added more bouillon for some salt.
Anyone have other ideas for protein? I’m trying to adjust to more tofu but I just don’t like the taste yet.
wow it’s soooo beautifully green! i added more veggies and used udon noodles instead of the rice noodles. and damn the textures and flavours are on point!! thanks for all the wonderful work you do and for providing these delicious recipes that are always easy to follow and so customisable 😍💚
Is there a replacement that can be used for the vegetable bouillon cube? Usually the ones I find from the store have too much sodium.
We made this soup with my friend a while ago! Super good and beautiful to eat. Now that I still have some green curry paste left and my garden provides me with basil and other goods I will make this tomorrow again!
I can't get enough of this recipe because it's so delicious.
Healthy, simple, yummy, versatile! This recipe is a staple in our household. I make the green yumminess/tofu in the beginning of the week and keep adding veggies throughout the week at various meals!
The only changes I made was addi g an additional bullion cube and I use the entire jar of green curry paste.
The soup was delicious and healthy. It was also very green just like in the photos. I used chickpeas because no tofu left. One question. Where do you get your plates and bowls from. They are beautiful.
I absolutely loved this soup!!
I didn't know it was so spicy, though. I made it for my father and he couldn't even eat it (😂😂 he's not used to spicy foods at all), so I ended up having his too, hahaha.
Now it's one of my favorites for cold times!!
I love the vibrant green of your broth! The broth was lighter than I thought, probably because I had to reduce the amount of green curry paste since my fiance can't take that much spice.
Hi Sadia
I tried the recipe and have a few remarks:
1. I have very low experience with soya products and especially with tofu. I used coconut oil in the pan and it was sticking very much, to the point that I changed the pan to an non-stick one and added olive oil, where I am also more experienced. The last time I cooked soya, minced one, it stuck and burnt the whole food, I had to throw it. This isn't happening with vegetables or fish, meat, until now. What is your opinion about cooking soya? What is the most appropriate pan or oil?
2. The broth wasn't as green as in your photos or video. I added more spinach, a bit more than 50gr and it was still lighter than yours. Are you sure you used only 30gr? Plus the basil...
3. I was missing salt and added it on top. Don't you use this basic ingredient here? Apart from the tofu. Or is it hidden in your green curry?
Thanks
Angeliki
This soup is the first Thai recipe that I've ever made so I was a bit nervous. It turned out to be one of the most fragrant and delicious dishes I've ever eaten! Definitely gonna make this one again :)
A very fragrant taste this one! Plus anything with crunchy marinated tofu is amazing!
Do you have any suggestions to adapt it to low FODMAP? (in particular with garlic and shallots). All your recipes look so tasty and I would hate to miss making them just because of this...
Do you think the broth in this recipe would freeze well? Without the noodles and tofu?
My curry paste was mild so I added more. It wasn't a pretty green color but it was super tasty!!
Great combination of flavors. Also, a receipt for broth I am using in may other dishes - just in that case I don't use vegetable bouillon cube and that amount of water :)
Made this yesterday for lunch, using yellow curry paste instead of the green, since this was what I had at home. Still worked, it was very tasty, the whole family loved it!