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ChefBeckyD said:I think it would be fine to interchange the two.
However, they are not exactly the same. A Red Curry Powder is just that - Red Curry. Our Red Curry Rub is a mixture of spices, with Red Curry Powder being the main one.
I use our spices and seasoning blends all the time in place of just one spice though. Like when something calls for dried dill, I use the dill mix - or if something calls for dried rosemary, I use the rosemary herb seasoning. I use the Chipotle rub in place of cayenne pepper in the Cool and Crunchy Tacos, etc...
Yes, red curry rub can be used as a substitute for red curry powder in most recipes. However, it may alter the taste slightly as the rub contains additional ingredients such as salt, sugar, and spices.
Typically, you can use the same amount of red curry rub as you would red curry powder in a recipe. However, it is always best to taste and adjust the amount according to your preference.
Yes, you can make your own red curry rub at home by combining red curry paste, ground cumin, ground coriander, garlic powder, and a pinch of salt. You can adjust the ingredients according to your taste.
It is always important to check the ingredient list before using any product, especially if you have allergies. Red curry rub may contain ingredients such as peanuts, tree nuts, and sesame seeds, which may cause allergies in some individuals.
Yes, red curry rub can be used in a variety of dishes, not just Asian cuisine. It can add a spicy and flavorful kick to soups, stews, marinades, and even roasted vegetables.