thai red curry paste

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Red curry paste is a versatile seasoning: mix it with coconut milk to make a curry base, use it as a stir-fry seasoning, or add it to soups. Typical directions also suggest adding meat or vegetables and finishing with fish sauce and sugar to taste.

A single 1.76 oz packet is described as enough to make one medium bowl of curry, serving about 2–4 people. The 4 oz bottled format is listed in product details but a specific serving count for the bottle isn’t provided in the available information—check the product label for serving guidance.

Small single-use packets (for example, 1.76 oz) are convenient for one-time meals and eliminate the need for storing leftovers. Bottled pastes are available too, typically in small bottles for repeated use.

Try adding 2 teaspoons of red curry paste to a small zucchini and one bell pepper cut into 1‑inch chunks for vegetable kabobs. The paste also works well in stir-fries or mixed with coconut milk to make a curry.