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I actually really like your tips/cooking hacks videos. Very useful, and you're so good at explaining things. Thank you! and enjoy your time with you baby!
Hi Pailin, Great idea to freeze curry to make quick meals when you don’t have time to make it during the work week. A great spacing trick that I use is to cut cardboard to the same size as the storage bag that you are using and place the bags in between the cardboard then freeze them. The bags will be flat on both sides and will make stacking easy thus saving more space when storing.
Looked absolutely delish! I believe better results are had wrapping bell pepper firmly in Aluminium foil for freezing. One other thing is herbs that have been brushed with olive oil tend to be ok with freezing as it's the freezer burn that is the main issue. That being said, we all would ideally want to be going for the fresh herbs and vege option, so this is more directed to those who may not have easy access to certain fresh produce
awesome! love this video and your tips on freezing curries :) i'm quite worried about our society's plastic consumption though , i'll be trying this but freezing in glass jars :)
As a single girl I am in *love* with freezer meals... it's nice to cook a lot but not have to eat it all week & then have easy tasty meals for lazy or busy days...Congrats on the growing baby bump! 💚
Hi Pai, congrats for your safe delivery. Anyway, what a great idea to freeze the curry. I would use container to freeze my curry. The use of single-use plastic waste makes me feel fuzzy, especially with the concern of tons of plastic waste in the world.
i just watched your live stream that you had with Marion, i cant believe i am just watching it now, that crab fried rice she made looked really good and so did the dish you cooked, i loved those dishes because i cant really do spicy food as sriracha is my limit when it comes to the spice scale
Thank you. Your are so good for explaining, but I have a comment, I would not touch the plastic bag, would use glass food saver, it is much healthier, wouldn't you think so?
Hello Pai, I thought in your earlier video you will give birth in the beginning of March? Maybe I mistaken. Pai, I would like to ask how long can we freeze foods and rice? Thank you. Wish you have a smooth easy quick safe delivery of the baby.
I’ve been looking everywhere on how to make yellow thai curry. I would like to make it sweet and with little to no heat. I’ve had it once with coconut milk, carrots, potatoes, opines and pineapples. It was sooo good. any help?
For hygiene and not only... the frozen bag should never be thawed in hot water. Do check. Cold water does exactly the same and it only takes a few more minutes.
I always find it difficult when I do the green curry, as quantity wise it is too much for one person so I invite my mates to come around. But then, they finish off the whole thing like there is no tomorrow, so faced with another problem where there isn't any left for my second round. But thanks to this great tip, I can now have my green curry in peace and enjoy it later on by freezing it.
Tamarind sauce? Plus, put your bag into a appropriately wide-mouth vessel and fold the bag rim over it. That way you have a "bag bowl" to easily pour into. When filled, grab the bag from over the bowl lip and close it. MUCH easier than juggling the bag alone.
Hi Pai, I wish you luck for the soon-to-come happy event 😉 I never tried to freeze my recipes yet, I'm always afraid it will lose a bit of its flavor, wouldn't it ? (but I know that in some cases such as yours, it's the way to go^^)
I really really really wish there were more recipes with this method from you. I could make some during weekends and stock for the week for 😢 - a student living off instant noodles 😅
Sawatdee khrap Pailin! I’m a big fan of your videos and I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while! I just was thinking that you should try some South Indian foods! In this video you said that a major difference between Indian and Thai curries are that Indian ones are “thick and gloopy,” but actually it depends. South and North Indian cuisines are very different from each other and are regionally based. It varies depending on the ethnic group and most of Indian food served at western restaurants comes from the northwest. South Indian food, which I grew up eating (although I’m from California), is actually a lot like Thai food. In Kerala and Tamil Nadu cuisine, we use a looooot of coconut milk, grated coconut, coconut oil, fresh holy basil, curry leaves, lemon, fresh chillies, black pepper, and other fresh ingredients. We have a lot of steamed cakes (both savoury and sweet), eat rice with every meal, use banana leaves, and also use pandan (or kaithai) to fragrance our dishes. We eat a lot of fish. There are many dishes which are actually very similar (or identical) to Thai, Indonesian, and Khmer ones, but have different names. It’s due to our cultures’ interconnected histories! So do give it a try! I’m sure you’d love it 😁
I freeze all sorts of foods... Recently, I made Chicken Tikka Masala and froze 3/4 of it, in 2 containers... Didn't think of using Freezer Bags... Thanks for the tips :-) I also made Coconut Rice and didn't realize that it could be frozen... I'll remember that for the next time :-) Oh! For my Coconut Rice... 1 Cup of Jasmine Rice (washed and drained), One small cube of Coconut Sugar (dissolved in 1/4 cup water), One can Coconut Milk (I use Aroy-D ONLY) and 3/4 cup of water, in my Rice Steamer... I sometimes find that there is too much water and the rice comes out soggy... I think 1/2 cup might do the trick but I know that 1 Cup turns the rice to mush...It's a real balancing act... lol Anyway, Great video, I got a lot from that. Thanks :-)
For a second my brain just stopped working...I looked at you and thought: "hang on...I thought the parcel had already been delivered...did she get heavily pregnant again that quick? Amazing what Kaffir lime leaves can do..." And then my brain started working again and I realised that you obviously shot that video before giving birth...
Thank you so much this! I so appreciate all information you include. It makes us better cooks rather than just being able to follow recipes. And I was in desperate need of Asian freezer meals. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you,Thank you,Thank you! Finally, a comfirmation that vegetables Do Not freeze well. Whether it's carrots, cauliflower or corn. Just take a thawed vegy with its fresh counterpart and you can't miss the difference in taste & texture. Also loved the "hot water" defrost tip.Always on point, as usual. PS: All the best......avec l'addition du nouveau/nouvelle membre de la famille!
Hi my name is Hayden I’m haft Thai and I like your videos. What’s your favourite Thai food? How are you? Do you live in Canada? Please comment me back, Hayden
Thank you for this video Pailin. I make Thai food all the time and always wished there were freezer friendly options until now. Please make more such videos :).
I would love to try freezing curries and other recipes as I'm working full time. It will save me time and effort specially when u are tired from work though. Thank you Pai for sharing this technique. Hope u enjoy with ur bundle of joy. Good luck and welcome to mama's world.
Thank you thank you thank you! I can't say it enough. Now I know! Fresh veggies best after frozen lol. As you can tell I've failed at trying to freeze curry lol!
There are two reasons I'm watching your videos : your recipes are really good and your English is very easy to understand (I'm from Austria), so I can learn Thai cooking and improve my English skills at the same time!
I love make-ahead freezer meals! I made some for the crockpot before my mother came down to spend Thanksgiving with us. It was an extreme timesaver! For this recipe, would bok choy, baby corn spinach and mushrooms (my favorite vegetables) be good added after it's been taken out of the refrigerator?
This is simply a great informative video, saving freezer space is important in my house so thank you for sharing. Here in the UK Thai food is becoming very popular, we love it and watching your videos means I have lot's of lovely cooking experiments to tackle. Best wishes for your new family member x
I really love the tips and tricks you give and also you also eat full big bites which shows that you are a foodie from your heart. Lots of love to you sister. You are awesome. 😍😘🥰🤗👌🏽👍🏽
Thank you for sharing your tips! Quick question - when would you add the Thai Brinjal? Prior to freezing or with the veggies at the end when you are about to use the curry?
I like ur beautiful yummy dishes , quite few times i made ur thai coconut chicken tom yum soup. Every time i m cooking that , is coming even better....have a great pregnancy n make sure to share the videos n pix of ur lovely baby with us as well
Pailin, would this also work with Salmon or Tuna? I've taken leftovers to work when made fresh and have had success with reheating without overcooking.
Thank you for taking your time to explain everything clearly and thoroughly. It shows how much effort you put in all of your videos. :) There are many cooking channels out there that just show you the ingredients and quickly go through the steps with little to no explanation.
I've cooked red Thai curry for the family lots over years, never seen the reduced coconut milk at the start before. Going to try it tonight, also great tips on the freezing too, thank you.
HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note:
If you have questions about this recipe, you can post it here for the community to answer. But if you want to ask me, please get in touch via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or my website (all links are in the description above). If you leave questions in the comments I may not see them due to the large volume of comments I receive across the hundreds of videos on this channel.
Also, before sending on any questions be sure to read the written recipe on the website as I often add extra tips and notes not covered in the video.
Thank you for watching!
I actually really like your tips/cooking hacks videos. Very useful, and you're so good at explaining things. Thank you! and enjoy your time with you baby!
What a great idea. I cook just for myself most of the time and it can be wasteful sometimes. This solves my problem, thanks!
Hi Pailin,
Great idea to freeze curry to make quick meals when you don’t have time to make it during the work week. A great spacing trick that I use is to cut cardboard to the same size as the storage bag that you are using and place the bags in between the cardboard then freeze them. The bags will be flat on both sides and will make stacking easy thus saving more space when storing.
Thai curry is my favourite! I love green Thai curry the most. Love from Malaysia!
Kaffir lime leafs add soooo much flavor! Looks yummy! 🤤
Looked absolutely delish! I believe better results are had wrapping bell pepper firmly in Aluminium foil for freezing. One other thing is herbs that have been brushed with olive oil tend to be ok with freezing as it's the freezer burn that is the main issue. That being said, we all would ideally want to be going for the fresh herbs and vege option, so this is more directed to those who may not have easy access to certain fresh produce
awesome! love this video and your tips on freezing curries :) i'm quite worried about our society's plastic consumption though , i'll be trying this but freezing in glass jars :)
As a single girl I am in *love* with freezer meals... it's nice to cook a lot but not have to eat it all week & then have easy tasty meals for lazy or busy days...Congrats on the growing baby bump! 💚
Hi Pai, congrats for your safe delivery. Anyway, what a great idea to freeze the curry. I would use container to freeze my curry. The use of single-use plastic waste makes me feel fuzzy, especially with the concern of tons of plastic waste in the world.
Thanks! And also I wash and reuse those freezer bags until they're wrecked, I get many uses out of them.
i just watched your live stream that you had with Marion, i cant believe i am just watching it now, that crab fried rice she made looked really good and so did the dish you cooked, i loved those dishes because i cant really do spicy food as sriracha is my limit when it comes to the spice scale
I love your whoohoos while cooking or adding ingredients🤗
Love your videos! Hello from Australia!
Very colourful, very Thai. Missing you already.
Smart idea
Perfect. Now if you could only freeze the Kai Dao too.
Thank you. Your are so good for explaining, but I have a comment, I would not touch the plastic bag, would use glass food saver, it is much healthier, wouldn't you think so?
Very helpful. Thank you.
Hi ! Can I have d freezes curry paste receipe & how long can I keep d curry in freezer. Thks. From: Singapore
Dorothy.
thank you.
I really love your recipes..love from assam 😙😙😙😙😙
Do you really "Nuke" the curry out of the freezer? :)
🤤 curry looks yummy dont you add galungul roots for flavoring to ?
Sometimes she does
Galungal is in the curry paste.
Great ideal.!
Love to watch every videos..👍✌
Hello Pai, I thought in your earlier video you will give birth in the beginning of March? Maybe I mistaken. Pai, I would like to ask how long can we freeze foods and rice? Thank you. Wish you have a smooth easy quick safe delivery of the baby.
She is already a happy mother, she recorded some material to have while she was in maternity leave
I’ve been looking everywhere on how to make yellow thai curry. I would like to make it sweet and with little to no heat. I’ve had it once with coconut milk, carrots, potatoes, opines and pineapples. It was sooo good. any help?
Awesome!!!!👍❤
I usually freeze water...
I like your utube videos
Hi
How long you can freeze your curry?
can u do more asian freezer meals pls! after u give birth of course! thank u!
For hygiene and not only... the frozen bag should never be thawed in hot water. Do check. Cold water does exactly the same and it only takes a few more minutes.
Félicitations pour votre VIDÉO et votre bébé. ..kiss from unicorn 😉😇😆😊
Hi How are u
And these few months Adam has to go without Thai food! Poor Adam.
I know right!? The quality of my diet has collapsed:)
I always find it difficult when I do the green curry, as quantity wise it is too much for one person so I invite my mates to come around. But then, they finish off the whole thing like there is no tomorrow, so faced with another problem where there isn't any left for my second round. But thanks to this great tip, I can now have my green curry in peace and enjoy it later on by freezing it.
Tamarind sauce? Plus, put your bag into a appropriately wide-mouth vessel and fold the bag rim over it. That way you have a "bag bowl" to easily pour into. When filled, grab the bag from over the bowl lip and close it. MUCH easier than juggling the bag alone.
8:15 -- I include a _date_ on the label, so I don't lose track of how many -years,- er months, something's been in the freezer.
Hi Pai, I wish you luck for the soon-to-come happy event 😉
I never tried to freeze my recipes yet, I'm always afraid it will lose a bit of its flavor, wouldn't it ? (but I know that in some cases such as yours, it's the way to go^^)
Nin is Cooking She had the baby a few weeks ago. She recorded this video beforehand. Great video, too!
@@gerardacronin334 Oooooh I'm late then! Congratulations Pai !
Good tips. I'm definitely going to try this. Personally I prefer thigh meat for curries. More flavour :)
Yey! New clip comes. Really miss you and hope you and your baby (also yr hubby) had been great.
I really really really wish there were more recipes with this method from you. I could make some during weekends and stock for the week for 😢 - a student living off instant noodles 😅
Hi Pai, my tip: I use coconut oil to cook the curry paste and skip reducing the coconut milk. The curry comes out just delicious. Love your tips!
I often freeze Paneang Curry (which no vegetable add only kaffir lime leave😁) then put it in microwave when need serve with toast or dinner roll. 😋😚
We just entertained with our first 3 course meal meal this weekend. Turned out amazing! Thanks
Thanks for the recipes and Congratulation 🌻
Nobody:
Gordon Ramsay: ITS FROOOOOOZEN!!!!!!
It would be more accurately "IT'S FROOOZEN YOU #&& $$ING ID#$T!!!"
I’ve been doing this exact method for years. So handy when the kids are in school and have to be driven to various after school activities.
Wonderful teacher. Lovely personality. Very generous. Great channel. Thank you!!
Congrats on the baybay!
Love your channel
Good tips as always.
Sawatdee khrap Pailin! I’m a big fan of your videos and I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while! I just was thinking that you should try some South Indian foods! In this video you said that a major difference between Indian and Thai curries are that Indian ones are “thick and gloopy,” but actually it depends. South and North Indian cuisines are very different from each other and are regionally based. It varies depending on the ethnic group and most of Indian food served at western restaurants comes from the northwest. South Indian food, which I grew up eating (although I’m from California), is actually a lot like Thai food. In Kerala and Tamil Nadu cuisine, we use a looooot of coconut milk, grated coconut, coconut oil, fresh holy basil, curry leaves, lemon, fresh chillies, black pepper, and other fresh ingredients. We have a lot of steamed cakes (both savoury and sweet), eat rice with every meal, use banana leaves, and also use pandan (or kaithai) to fragrance our dishes. We eat a lot of fish. There are many dishes which are actually very similar (or identical) to Thai, Indonesian, and Khmer ones, but have different names. It’s due to our cultures’ interconnected histories! So do give it a try! I’m sure you’d love it 😁
Can the tamarind be added to curry before freezing curry?
Will the tamarind shorten the time of storage?
Thanks
How is your Baby 👶 now.....God bless you and your child
Thanks. appreciate cooking methods
I keep thinking about how this would taste made with chopped spare ribs. I might have to run to the meat market today…
Any know how long you can store curries in the freezer?
Yay! A new video :D
Your Baby's so cute 😍
Would heating it in the microwave work?
I just put it all in a bag and cook it when I want to eat it
Subs going up big time recently 👍👍👍
Thats a good idea to freeze meat...
congratulations for new arrival soon.
Excellent video!
Congratulation !
I freeze all sorts of foods... Recently, I made Chicken Tikka Masala and froze 3/4 of it, in 2 containers... Didn't think of using Freezer Bags... Thanks for the tips :-) I also made Coconut Rice and didn't realize that it could be frozen... I'll remember that for the next time :-) Oh! For my Coconut Rice... 1 Cup of Jasmine Rice (washed and drained), One small cube of Coconut Sugar (dissolved in 1/4 cup water), One can Coconut Milk (I use Aroy-D ONLY) and 3/4 cup of water, in my Rice Steamer... I sometimes find that there is too much water and the rice comes out soggy... I think 1/2 cup might do the trick but I know that 1 Cup turns the rice to mush...It's a real balancing act... lol Anyway, Great video, I got a lot from that. Thanks :-)
You can use just regular glass jars(like from Marmelade)and freeze food. But don't fill it to the top. It's actually better than plastic.
:D
For a second my brain just stopped working...I looked at you and thought: "hang on...I thought the parcel had already been delivered...did she get heavily pregnant again that quick? Amazing what Kaffir lime leaves can do..."
And then my brain started working again and I realised that you obviously shot that video before giving birth...
ouichtan She cooked the video, put it in the freezer, and reheated it today! 😀
@@gerardacronin334 What a great idea! 🤣🤣🤣
Gerarda Cronin lol!
Congratulations. I forgive you if you don't make videos for a bit ;)
Thank you so much this! I so appreciate all information you include. It makes us better cooks rather than just being able to follow recipes. And I was in desperate need of Asian freezer meals. 🙏🙏🙏
I have plenty of space in my freezer tho
I never have enough to freeze...I eat about 1/4 to 1/3 of it just while cooking it. ;-)
Thank you,Thank you,Thank you! Finally, a comfirmation that vegetables Do Not freeze well. Whether it's carrots, cauliflower or corn. Just take a thawed vegy with its fresh counterpart and you can't miss the difference in taste & texture. Also loved the "hot water" defrost tip.Always on point, as usual.
PS: All the best......avec l'addition du nouveau/nouvelle membre de la famille!
Hi my name is Hayden I’m haft Thai and I like your videos. What’s your favourite Thai food? How are you? Do you live in Canada? Please comment me back, Hayden
Thank you for a good tip. It will help me to invent Asian fusion foods
Thank you for this video Pailin. I make Thai food all the time and always wished there were freezer friendly options until now. Please make more such videos :).
I would love to try freezing curries and other recipes as I'm working full time. It will save me time and effort specially when u are tired from work though. Thank you Pai for sharing this technique. Hope u enjoy with ur bundle of joy. Good luck and welcome to mama's world.
Thank you thank you thank you! I can't say it enough. Now I know! Fresh veggies best after frozen lol. As you can tell I've failed at trying to freeze curry lol!
There are two reasons I'm watching your videos : your recipes are really good and your English is very easy to understand (I'm from Austria), so I can learn Thai cooking and improve my English skills at the same time!
Tqtqvvm for the detailed info on freezer meals. This is really useful. U r so beautifully pregnant...:-)
I love make-ahead freezer meals! I made some for the crockpot before my mother came down to spend Thanksgiving with us. It was an extreme timesaver!
For this recipe, would bok choy, baby corn spinach and mushrooms (my favorite vegetables) be good added after it's been taken out of the refrigerator?
This is simply a great informative video, saving freezer space is important in my house so thank you for sharing. Here in the UK Thai food is becoming very popular, we love it and watching your videos means I have lot's of lovely cooking experiments to tackle. Best wishes for your new family member x
I really love the tips and tricks you give and also you also eat full big bites which shows that you are a foodie from your heart. Lots of love to you sister. You are awesome. 😍😘🥰🤗👌🏽👍🏽
Thank you for sharing your tips!
Quick question - when would you add the Thai Brinjal? Prior to freezing or with the veggies at the end when you are about to use the curry?
I like ur beautiful yummy dishes , quite few times i made ur thai coconut chicken tom yum soup. Every time i m cooking that , is coming even better....have a great pregnancy n make sure to share the videos n pix of ur lovely baby with us as well
Pailin, would this also work with Salmon or Tuna? I've taken leftovers to work when made fresh and have had success with reheating without overcooking.
Thank you for taking your time to explain everything clearly and thoroughly.
It shows how much effort you put in all of your videos. :)
There are many cooking channels out there that just show you the ingredients and quickly go through the steps with little to no explanation.
Looks fairly easy and quick to create. I love to make Freezer Meals to help out others in my family as family sizes start to decrease. Thanks Pailin!
We're having our first one very soon and have added this to our list of freezer-friendly recipes. Do you have any other recommendations?
I've cooked red Thai curry for the family lots over years, never seen the reduced coconut milk at the start before. Going to try it tonight, also great tips on the freezing too, thank you.
Congratulations Pai happy for you gonna be a beautiful baby love ur videos love ur recipes to
Love your video! It looks tasty. By the way, how long it will last in the freezer?
Boy I wish I could have grown up in that household.
I love it so much thanks a lot thai lady definitely i will try things
Hi Pai!
My Question is how long can you keep the curry in the freezer?
Thank you! I really love your channel!
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Great idea as always, thanks. How long will it keep in the freezer?
More freezer meals please!
Great vid, thanks!