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Cheat’s Green Curry Slurpy Dumplings (Slow Cooker)

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This one is for the truly fragile; it’s a mere list of ingredients that require little more than assembly. The key to making it sing? A decent curry paste and the best dumplings you can find.

Luke Scott
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Ingredients 10

2 serves
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2 tsp green curry paste, excellent-quality

1 tin coconut milk, 400ml

1 tsp fish sauce

1 tsp white sugar

300 g dumplings, fresh or frozen, see my tips below

70 g edamame, shelled

80 g peas, freshly podded

To Serve

1 lime, zested and juiced

coriander, to scatter

Chinese black vinegar

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Nutritionper serving
Calories729 kcal
Fat49g
Carbohydrates48g
Protein21g
Fiber6g
Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients in this recipe. It isn't a substitute for a professional nutritionist's advice.

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Method 5

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Step 1

Add the to the bowl of your slow cooker. Set to the sauté function and cook for about 45–60 seconds, or until the paste is fragrant and looks as though it is about to split.

Step 2

Add the , and . Stir to combine, then add the and close the lid.

Step 3

Set the cooker to low heat and cook for 45 minutes. If you use fresh instead of frozen , you will need to reduce the cooking time by approximately half.

Step 4

Then add the and , and cook for a further 5 minutes.

Step 5

Gently scoop into bowls and season with the lime zest and juice. Add the fresh herbs and drizzle over black vinegar to taste. Put on your stretchy pants. Slurp at will.

Katrina Meynink

Katrina Meynink's tips

If you use fresh instead of frozen dumplings, you will need to reduce the cooking time by approximately half.

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5
Surprisingly good! Not usually one for ‘cheat’ recipe but this delivered. Cooking the dumplings in the sauce has a bonus effect of thickening the sauce, really tasty.
This recipe combines two of my favourite foods! No edamame or peas on hand so I substituted these with chopped broccoli. I reduced the sauce more than anticipated but I enjoyed the thicker consistency. Served with chopped spring onion, drizzled lime and sesame seeds- sadly no black vinegar on hand. I doubled the amount of Thai green paste, highly recommend.
This recipe combines two of my favourite foods! No edamame or peas on hand so I substituted these with chopped broccoli. I reduced the sauce more than anticipated but I enjoyed the thicker consistency. Served with chopped spring onion, drizzled lime and sesame seeds- sadly no black vinegar on hand. I doubled the amount of Thai green paste, highly recommend.
A fun change from pan fried dumplings and a good way to turn bought dumplings into a complete meal. I cooked on the stove rather than a slow cooker and maybe the heat was a bit high as the sauce looks a bit split, however the taste was still very good. Loved the addition of lime zest.
A fun change from pan fried dumplings and a good way to turn bought dumplings  into a complete meal. I cooked on the stove rather than a slow cooker and maybe the heat was a bit high as the sauce looks a bit split, however the taste was still very good. Loved the addition of lime zest.
Delicious. Nice Sunday lunch . Didn't have the edemame or the black vinegar but still very enjoyable
Delicious.  Nice Sunday lunch . Didn't have the edemame or the black vinegar but still very enjoyable
This was a great lunch for a cold, rainy day!
This was a great lunch for a cold, rainy day!