This is an easy, 15 minute coconut red curry shrimp recipe. Perfect for a quick dinner.
Things crazy food bloggers do:
1. scatter garnishes all over the place for “background.”
2. rush home from Crossfit to be able to make dinner and photograph it in natural light.

3. eat dinner at 5pm like senior citizens in the winter to accomplish #2.

4. buy a 1 serving wok/skillet thingy at a thrift store in California that can’t actually be used on the stove.
5. walk into the local sushi place and ask for a pair of chopsticks without even eating there and walk out.
6. make rice for a photo shoot with no intention of actually eating it. (good thing for non-paleo husbands)

7. make a damn good red curry.
Staring at the pictures in this post made me laugh at how many ridiculous things I did in order for them to appear in this post as they do. And then I had to laugh some more because I literally just got back from purchasing sticky tiles and 4 random slate pieces for new photo backgrounds from home depot an hour before writing this.
What has my life come to?
Thankfully, despite all the nonsense, this coconut red curry shrimp dish was a home run. A rich and creamy coconut sauce coats juicy shrimp and tender vegetables for an easy dinner that’s a cinch to make. No need for Thai takeout when food like this is so easy to make yourself.
Looking for Chinese takeout inspiration? Try this shrimp lo mein recipe.
More shrimp recipes like this coconut red curry shrimp to try:
Greek Shrimp Skillet
Brown Butter Shrimp with Parmesan Basil Corn Orzo
Kung Pao Shrimp
Sweet and Spicy Mango Shrimp
Gina Matsoukas is an AP syndicated writer. She is the founder, photographer and recipe developer of Running to the Kitchen — a food website focused on providing healthy, wholesome recipes using fresh and seasonal ingredients. Her work has been featured in numerous media outlets both digital and print, including MSN, Huffington post, Buzzfeed, Women’s Health and Food Network.















I greatly appreciate you posting this recipe, but I found it to be rather bland. I didn’t make any changes and followed it as listed, but the flavors never seemed to fully develop and it felt as though something was definitely missing. The color of the sauce was gorgeous – I just wish it tasted as vibrant as it looked.