Recipes that use Thai curry paste without coconut ingredients?

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This discussion focuses on recipes utilizing Thai curry paste without coconut ingredients. Participants suggest alternatives such as Pad Thai, specifically referencing recipes from Feasting at Home and RecipeTin Eats. The conversation emphasizes the versatility of rice noodles, including Udon noodles, as substitutes for traditional coconut-based ingredients. The consensus is that while coconut ingredients are common in Thai cuisine, there are effective substitutes available for those who do not have them on hand.

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What are some recipes for dishes that use Thai curry paste but don't require coconut ingredients?
(I'm not allergic to coconuts. It's just that I often don't have coconut ingredients on hand.)
 
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Stephen Tashi said:
What are some recipes for dishes that use Thai curry paste but don't require coconut ingredients?
(I'm not allergic to coconuts. It's just that I often don't have coconut ingredients on hand.)
I would think a Pad Thai recipe in which one can use a substitute for coconut products.

https://www.feastingathome.com/15-minute-pad-thai/

https://www.recipetineats.com/chicken-pad-thai/

However, I would think one can find coconut ingredients at wherever one buys Thai curry paste.

One could use any kind of rice noodle, or other types. I like Udon noodles.
 

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