[nateo]

http://www.shesimmers.com/2010/06/easy-thai-green-curry-recipe-interview.html

I had no idea you want the fat to separate from the coconut milk. I tried doing that on a curry tonight and it made a big difference.

[ryang]

We were told this fact while my wife and I were in Thailand by some friends.  Now we know why the curry paste we get from the Asian market says to fry the paste and coconut milk.  We experimented with lowfat coconut milk and it's not quite there.  Still tasty and a little lower on the calorie side, but not the same.
We enjoy that blog.  Lots of good information there.

Edit: We use the same curry paste as she has linked in her post, Maesri.  As far as I'm concerned, it's very high quality.  Our Thai friends (that live here in CO) use that paste as well.

[redbeerman]

http://www.shesimmers.com/2010/06/easy-thai-green-curry-recipe-interview.html

I had no idea you want the fat to separate from the coconut milk. I tried doing that on a curry tonight and it made a big difference.

Mine always separates and I thought I was doing it wrong!    We can get fresh ingredients here and I have made both red and green curries from scratch.  They are very fragrant and yummy.  I got the recipes on line from some Thai woman's cooking site.  We are growing our own lemongrass this year.