Thai Mango Curry Chicken

Submitted by Jenny Krahe

Thai Mango Curry Chicken

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Serving: 4
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 45 minutes

Ingredients
 

  • 500gm chicken breast/thigh cubed
  • 1 Red Capsicum (sliced)
  • 2 ripe mangoes (or 1 tin) sliced
  • 2 tsp red curry paste
  • 400ml coconut cream

Instructions
 

  • Brown chicken.
  • Add curry paste and fry for 1-2 mins.
  • Add chicken to slowcooker. Add coconut cream and capsicum and stir well.
  • Cook for 2 hours on high.
  • Add mangoes and cook for a further 30 mins to an hour on low.
  • Served on white rice
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central

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28 Comments

  1. Rozi Pottsy January 27, 2016

    An outstanding easy , yet delicious meal.
    Definitely a 5 star meal in our house and would highly recommend it

  2. Annette Wallis January 28, 2016

    Just Divine!! Had enough to freeze for 2 meals to take to work. Lovely served with Jasmine rice. Could do perhaps with little more red curry paste. I left lid off for a while after it was cooked on high as there was plenty of juice. Most beautiful meal. Especially loved the fact time cooking was considerably shorter…..A must to try…Enjoy 🙂

  3. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central January 28, 2016

    Enjoyed by my whole family … mild enough for even my 2yr old 🙂
    I just added a little cornflour in the last 15mins to thicken up the sauce nicely.
    And just 5 ingredients made it so easy!
    Thanks Jenny for a great recipe that I’ll be sure to cook again 🙂

  4. Made this last night and absolutely loved it. Substituted capsicum for a bag of frozen stir fry vegetables .

    Will definitely make again

  5. Simple and delicious. I went a little heavier on the curry paste, but that’s to my taste. Lovely, easy meal.

  6. Karina Grieving April 8, 2016

    Thank you Jenny for this delicious recipe.
    Very easy to make. I also added more curry paste because we like a bit more spice.

  7. Yum yum yum!!!
    Made this with extra red curry paste and on a bed of coconut rice and it is delicious!!

  8. Siobhann May 9, 2016

    Amazing second time making this dish and once again turned out great:) I cooked mine for 1 hour 30 mins on high then added the mangos for 30-40 mins turned out great.

  9. Beautiful and easy dish to make. I found I had to cook this a bit longer just to ensure the chicken was properly cooked.

  10. Chantelle Edwards May 30, 2016

    Super easy and delicious to make. Not overly sweet either

  11. How long do you cook the breast for? same as thighs? or do they dry out?
    thanks

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central June 6, 2018

      Cooking time is the same but breast will be a little drier than thighs 🙂

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central October 3, 2019

      If using the tin mangoes just the mangoes not the juice 🙂

  12. Made this tonight. Was full of flavour! Just used full thigh pieces instead of cutting up, and next time will use an extra table spoon of chilli paste as we like meals pretty hot and this was quite mild. Very easy meal to make while running after a 1 year old. Ty!

  13. tania press March 27, 2020

    This is delicious and I have made it several time with real mangoes. I have not tried with tinned ones.

  14. This is a great, easy, vibrant recipe.

    I cooked it on low for 8 hours as I was working. I added a whole 114g tin of maesri red curry paste and found it much hotter than I was expecting, but I love it spicy so it was a welcome surprise.

  15. Rodney mayfield November 5, 2021

    luverly recipe, we use AYAM curry powder as it gives a nice flavour, may need to thicken with some cornflour

  16. Sarah Vriesen January 5, 2022

    Yum yum yum this was amazing will definitely make this again even my kids loved it

  17. This was delicious! Hubby and I loved it anyway (my 2 little ones wouldn’t touch it but suspect they would have enjoyed it had they actually tried it!) I used chicken breast, upped the quantity of curry paste to suit our taste and added 2 tins of mango (which I pureed with the juice too- so yum!)
    I also added half a small jar of mango chutney.
    I pre-prepared the curry to have later in the week so I didn’t add the coconut cream until the night we had it for tea (I re-heated on the stove top and then added the coconut cream). Will definitely be back on my weekly meal plan soon!

  18. Katrina Swifte July 11, 2022

    Would I be able to just add all the ingredients in at once and cook 8hrs on low while I’m at work?

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central July 12, 2022

      Hi Katrina

      No that’s far too long to try to change a 2.5hr to an 8hr recipe
      Even on low it would only take 4hrs at most
      It wouldn’t be nice after 8hrs so best to save this one for another day 🙂

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