Hubby liked it. If he had more curry even though he doubled the recipe amount would have possibly earned it five stars.

This is suuuuuuper tasty! We added more veggies and less meat...love love LOVED it!

This is really good! I used a heaping tbsp of red curry paste and a dash of cayenne pepper and red pepper flakes to give it extra kick and did not add in the lime juice at the end. Other than those, stuck closely to the recipe. Delicious!! Definitely something that I will be making again. Thanks, Meghan for a great coconut chicken curry that did not disappoint!!

I was really excited about this meal with all the rave reviews, but my husband and i actually thought it was kind of bland - i had made a few changes though to make it healthier which might have reduced flavor. I used low fat coconut milk, 1.5 tbsp fish sauce (the sodium in one tbsp is outrageous!) and lots of curry paste (and some sziracha) - will try a different curry next time

Easy and delicious. Running neck and neck with the butter chicken.

I was SO hungry and SO excited to try this recipe, I love Thai red curry chicken. After reading the reviews, I only used 1 can of coconut milk instead of adding the extra amount from a second can, and I think that was a mistake. I think the sauce would have been creamier if I had used the full amount the recipe called for. It (the sauce) was very thin. I also had to sub fresh organic basil from my garden for the Thai basil and we don't care for bamboo shoots or frozen mixed veggies so I subbed organic bok choi, organic onion, and organic purple and yellow peppers (all from our CSA, and all worked really well in the dish), and organic cremini mushrooms (which I wouldn't recommend). All in all, the dish was good, yet disappointing. It was very bland. If I were to make it again, I would double the curry paste and the brown sugar.

I really, really enjoyed this. But I didn't rate this FIVE stars because there is room for improvement in the recipe as it is. First, I did find the sauce a bit mild for my taste. It lacked a "wow" factor. It was still super delish, like Thai comfort food though. Second, and this is the big reason for the four stars, I think that the cooking instructions need to be improved upon. If you cut your chicken into bite-size pieces and then brown in the curry-coconut mixture, trust me, your chicken will be cooked through without an additional 15 min. of simmer time. Additionally, you do not need to pre-thaw your veggies, and even frozen, a 15 minute simmer just kills their texture, color and taste. Finally, like others said one can (2 cups) of coconut is more than adequate for the entire recipe. I even increased my chicken to 1 1/2 lbs, and added a box of shitakes to my veggies and everything was still swimming in sauce, and usually, I like a lot of sauce. Here is how I would alter this: 1. Use one can of coconut milk total. I would still use half cup to cook chicken in, and then just add the rest of the can later. 2. Increase the curry paste to 2 or 3 T 2. After my chicken has been browned, I would add everything except the peppers, basil and lime juice, and then cook for only about five minutes--just until the veggies are done. Oh, and I wouldn't bother to thaw them first. 3. I would add the red peppers at the very end, then cut the heat off and pop in the basil and lime.

This is an amazing recipe, it tastes exactly like my husband's favorite dish from the local Thai restaurant. I did substitute honey from brown sugar and zucchini for bell pepper only because that's what I had on hand. To add spice I added Thai peppers. It was amazing. Thank you for sharing!

This has a really mild flavor as written and is pretty soupy. I think next time I'll cut down on the coconut milk by 1/2 of a cup and increase the curry paste by a teaspoon -- only a teaspoon since the lesser amount of coconut milk will increase the curry flavor. It's a good base recipe, though, and will work with a wide variety of fresh or frozen vegetables.

This is the easiest curry I've ever made! I used a red bell pepper, onion and 2 potatoes for my veggies. I let it all simmer until the potatoes were done. The longer it simmers the better the curry flavor will be.