A quick and easy Thai red curry of oyster mushrooms and green beans that has tons of big bold flavor. Creamy coconut milk makes this a thick and rich vegetarian mushroom curry recipe that can be enjoyed on it's own or as a soup with cooked rice noodles.
5cOyster Mushrooms(about ¾-1 pound depending on how dry the mushrooms are or 1 paper mushroom bag at most grocery stores)
1tablespoonVegetable Oil(olive oil or coconut oil are fine too)
2tablespoonThai Red Curry Paste
1canCoconut Milk(398 ml Full-Fat Coconut Milk)
1cVegetable Broth
1tablespoonFish Saucevegan 'fish' sauce or coconut aminos can be used for a vegan curry)
1tablespoonSugar(Coconut sugar or palm sugar are traditional sugars you can use if you like)
1cGreen Beans
1cBean Sprouts
1tablespoonLime Juice
½cFresh Basil Leaves
Instructions
Heat the vegetable oil over medium heat in a large, heavy-bottomed soup pot. Wash mushrooms only if they are dirty, then tear oyster mushrooms into large chunks. Add to the pot and sauté until they are softened and some are getting golden brown edges. About 8 minutes.
Add the curry paste and stir through, cooking for 2 more minutes.
Add broth, coconut milk, fish sauce and sugar. Stir and simmer 10 minutes.
Add green beans and lime juice. Stir and season with extra sugar, fish sauce (or salt), and lime juice to taste. Simmer 5 more minutes, then add bean sprouts, stir and serve.
Spoon the creamy sauce, mushrooms and veggies into bowls and garnish with basil leaves and additional bean sprouts.
Notes
Thai oyster mushroom curry is delicious served over cooked rice noodles or steamed rice.