Instant Pot Thai Red Curry

The Instant Pot turns a 45-minute Thai red curry into a 15-minute weeknight dish without losing any of the depth that comes from a proper simmer. The secret is bloom-sautéing the curry paste before adding the coconut milk.

The Instant Pot turns a 45-minute Thai red curry into a 15-minute weeknight dish without losing any of the depth that comes from a proper simmer. The secret is bloom-sautéing the curry paste before adding the coconut milk.

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