Pork ribs are braised until tender in a rich, saucy curry with plenty of kick.
, and doctor it up by pounding together the quantities of fresh turmeric, ground dried red Thai chiles, and ground black peppercorns indicated in the curry paste recipe in a mortar and pestle, in that order, and then pounding one can of prepared paste into that mixture.
Khua-style curries are often coconut-based, which means the curry paste is either dissolved in coconut milk or bloomed in thick coconut milk that’s been reduced, and one of the hallmarks of these curries is there’s minimal oil separation in the final dish. But “khua prik” refers to a kind of khua curry, one that’s prepared with water instead of coconut milk, more black pepper, and a considerable amount of oil separation.
Water-based curries are prepared in the same way as coconut-based curries; the curry paste is either dissolved directly in water and boiled or it’s bloomed in vegetable oil or animal fat first, to bring out the flavor and aroma of oil-soluble ingredients, and then diluted with water. For this recipe, I’ve chosen to call for roasting the paste first in fat, as I like both the heightened aroma and the way the roasting step darkens the paste and the resulting curry.
Similarly, like other curries, the consistency of the final dish is highly variable; it can be very loose, quite thick, or quite dry. For this recipe, the sauce lies in the middle of the spectrum, as the pork ribs—one of the most common choices of proteins for this curry—infuse the cooking liquid with a lot of gelatin, which in turn helps to build a thicker final sauce.
This curry can be made with other proteins, and some of the ones you’ll commonly find in are chicken, wild boar, or freshwater fish such as catfish or snakehead fish, and while I encourage you to experiment with other meats and vegetables, there are a number of common practices that can help guide you. For example, if you’re using a quick-cooking meat, like fish, it’s common to roast the paste a little longer before diluting it, to compensate for the deeper flavor produced by long cooking times.
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