Butternut squash curry
A simplified weeknight coconut curry built around roasted butternut squash and yellow Thai curry paste. Fish sauce can be swapped for soy sauce to keep it vegetarian.
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A simplified weeknight coconut curry built around roasted butternut squash and yellow Thai curry paste. Fish sauce can be swapped for soy sauce to keep it vegetarian.
Adapted from an Instant Pot beef chuck curry, swapped to boneless chicken thighs for a faster weeknight cook. Pressure time is cut way down from the original (which called for 35 minutes to break down chuck roast) — needs testing.
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