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My husband, photographer Scott has always been my most enthusiastic advocate. When I'm certain I can't accomplish something, he's right there to infuse me with confidence and determination. When I feel like giving up, (as I have at times with The Café) his words bolster me, give me courage and point me upwards, to the Lord, our true source of renewal and fortitude.

When it comes to my culinary endeavors, Scott has been my greatest fan. He always almost always greets my latest, often crazy, concoctions with complimentary enthusiasm. He helps me tweak a new recipe by suggesting a dash of this or an addition of that or sometimes an idea for a fun, interesting presentation.
There is, however, a four-word phrase that he reserves for only the finest of my creations. I can think of only 4 or 5 recipes I've served him over the years that have merited this superlative accolade. I know I've hit pay dirt when he takes the first bite and says, "This is like candy!". Candy? Yes, you have to understand my husband has quite an extraordinary sweet tooth, so when he described my Roasted Red Pepper & Chicken Coconut Curry w/ Avocado-Mango Relish as "candy", I knew it was a winner... and that I'd be making it again and again.

One of my inspirations for creating this yummy curry was a fun Fed Ex package that arrived at my door recently. The folks at Gourmet Garden sent me a whole cooler full of their fresh-herbs-in-a-tube products. When I was contacted by Mary from Gourmet Garden about trying out their herbs, I told her that I'd be happy to give them a try, but would only blog about them if I really liked the product. I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical. I mean really, fresh herbs in a tube????
If you're a regular visitor at The Café, it doesn't take long to realize that I'm quite a nut about fresh herbs. Scott plants an amazing self-irrigated herb garden right on my deck every Spring (you can read about his ingenious system here - I always have a plethora of fresh herbs with NO WATERING!). All I have to do is walk out the door and, presto!... I have an abundance of fresh herbs at my disposal. But winter is a different story since here in the Carolinas, the early morning temperatures often drop below freezing and my lush, verdant herb garden becomes a dreary, dry, mass of sad-looking twigs.
Nowadays a selection of fresh herbs is available year-round at most larger markets, but they're fairly expensive, especially when a recipe calls for several varieties. And then we have the problem of shelf-life; most packaged fresh herbs last only a few days, even with refrigeration. Have you ever purchased a package or two of herbs for a specific recipe and not gotten around to using them right away? When you finally get time to cook, often the herbs have sadly seen better days. So what's an herb-loving girl to do? .............
Well, that's why I was excited (and at the same time, dubious) to give these Gourmet Garden Herbs a whirl. How wonderful would it be, when the cold winds blow, to open a tube, give a squeeze and get delicious fresh herb flavor? Being a bit lazy, I also love the idea of no washing, drying or chopping. The herbs for these products are organically grown, then simply washed, chopped, blended and packed into tubes to maintain their fresh taste and nutrition. They keep their flavor for weeks in the refrigerator and much longer in the freezer. They come in a zillion varieties, well actually sixteen to be precise, and can be found in the fresh produce section of many larger grocery chains.
Does this all sound too good to be true? I understand..... and that was my exact sentiment too ......... but guess what? I've been using these products in all kinds of dishes ever since they arrived on my doorstep .......... and I LOVE them! I used the garlic, ginger, lemongrass, cilantro and chili pepper varieties in this Roasted Red Pepper & Chicken Coconut Curry. Like I said earlier, the flavor is fantastic and honestly, I don't think you'd be able to tell a difference if I had gone out and bought each individual herb, washed it, chopped it and added it to my curry. And it saved a BUNCH of time!
I don't know about you, but I don't usually have ingredients like ginger and lemongrass in my pantry or fridge, but with Gourmet Garden Herbs, I can always have them available when the whim for a curry, salsa or a zillion other flavorful recipes strikes me. The herbs stay fresh in the refrigerator for 2 months as there is no oxidation going on, which is what normally causes disintegration and spoiling of fresh herbs. You can also keep these little tubes in the freezer (the herbs don't completely harden) and they'll keep for up to 6 months! I love it, don't you?!
So, back to the curry; it's not only fabulously delicious, it's loaded with all kinds of good, healthy ingredients; onions, celery, carrots, red peppers, delightful herbs and spices and a ton of lean, shredded roasted chicken breast. A bowl of this flavorful soup will not only give you a good portion of fresh veggies, but enough protein to keep you going strong for hours on end!

I had fun with the topping (relish) too. With more fresh produce combined with lime and cilantro, it's a burst of fresh flavor that beautifully complements the hearty soup. A scatter of delicious, toasted pistachios is the crowning glory. Whip up a batch, you might even persuade your kids to try something perhaps a bit out of their comfort zone by saying; "This is like candy"!

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Avocado-Mango Relish
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 large avocado, not too ripe, finely diced
- 1 medium mango, diced small
- ⅓ cup finely sliced green, spring onions, 3-4 medium size onions
- ¼ cup finely diced green pepper, diced small
- ¼ cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
- roasted pistachios, I really like the ones from Trader Joes. They come shelled, roasted & salted.
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients except pistachios. Stir gently.
- Serve relish as a garnish on top of curry. Scatter pistachios on top of relish. Use a few whole cilantro leaves for a pretty presentation, if desired.
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Roasted Red Pepper and Chicken Coconut Curry
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 medium onions, coarsely chopped
- 2 stalks celery, roughly chopped
- 8 ounces carrots, peeled and roughly chopped
- 1 tablespoon garlic
- 2 teaspoons red curry paste, If you like your curries really spicy, add another 1-2 teaspoons
- 1 tablespoon mild curry powder
- 1 teaspoon coriander
- 1 teaspoon tumeric
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh ginger, or 2 teaspoons Gourmet Gardens Ginger
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped lemongrass, or 1 tablespoon Gourmet Gardens Lemongrass
- 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro, or 1 tablespoon Gourmet Garden Cilantro
- 2 teaspoons Gourmet Garden Chili Pepper
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3 cups low sodium chicken broth
- 1 12- ounce jar roasted red pepper, drained
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 13.5 ounce can coconut milk, I always use the light coconut milk
- 4-5 cups shredded roasted chicken breast
Instructions
- Heat the olive oil in a medium sauce pan set over medium heat. Add the onions, carrots and celery and cook until onions are translucent, approximately 8-10 minutes.
- Add the garlic and next 10 ingredients through the brown sugar, and cook another 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the broth, peppers and salt and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a medium simmer and cook for 50-60 minutes or until the carrots are super tender.
- Remove from heat, add coconut milk and puree in batches*, in a regular blender, then return soup to pan. You can also puree the soup right in the pot with a stick blender. (I love my stick blender and use it all the time. A stick blender is probably the most useful, inexpensive kitchen tool you can have if you like to make healthy, delicious soups.)
- Add shredded chicken breast and re-warm if needed.
- Serve with Asian noodles or rice. Garnish with Avocado-Mango Salsa and toasted pistachios. (Cashews are also delicious!)
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Thank you for this recipe. I am wondering if you used the marinated (vinegar) or in-oil roasted red peppers. Warm regards!
Hi Linda, the roasted red peppers I use are in a water/salt solution.
nothing makes a recipe taste better like the right herbs and spices!
Recipe doesnt mention when to add the roasted red peppers; im assuming I pureed them up with everything else? My house smells like some curry deliciousness right now.
This is the 5th recipe ive tried from your blog (and my first comment sorry) everything everything everything!! Has been fantastic! Im an extremely critical cook too! Keep these yummy recipes coming!
Nicole,
Sorry about that. I realized awhile back that the recipe directions didin't mention the peppers. I added them to the recipe above but totally forgot about adding them to the PRINTABLE RECIPE and I bet that's what you were using. It's now included, thanks so much for letting me know. And thanks for your kind words, I'm so happy that you've enjoyed the Café recipes you've tried. I've got an ever-evolving collection in my brain so no fear that they'll run out soon 🙂
I don't normally comment but this soup was AMAZING. I made this for dinner last night and after several previous attempts at curry my husband and I deemed this a success. It was really easy to make with such an authentic flavor. I will definitely be making this again and again!!
Thanks Heather, you did it just right! I fixed it in the recipe!
This looks so yummy! Can't wait to try it! 🙂 camcdaniel2(at)gmail(dot)com
This curry dish look delicious, will have to make it. I would love to try the lemon grass, as I never can find it in my grocery store. Thanks for the giveaway. k(dot)larsen(at)comcast(dot)net
Hi Chris, by look at the ingredients this is sure a winner. Your curry is scrumptious and definitely I need extra rice. Excellent click.
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What a delicious soup! I love the combination of flavors and textures that you did. DIVINE!
This soup looks delicious!!! Will definitely give it a try. I love to cook and love to use spices and herbs in my recipes. Where I live, I am not close to a grocery store so when I go I buy fresh herbs and end up throwing most of them away. I did take a chance and try a tube of the basil and it was perfect. Right there in the frig. or freezer until I needed it and always fresh. I am anxious to try the others particularly the the hot chili , rosemary, oregano, and lemongrass that I have never used yet in cooking. Great idea, herbs in a tube!!!
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Your soup looks amazing, I would love to try the cilantro and lemongrass. Nettie
OKAY! SO I'm so glad you posted this recipe because I tried to recreate it once I got home and it was an epic FAIL, hahaha! I will follow your guide and hopefully turn out with something that is better than the hodge podge that I pulled together 🙂 I would LOOOVE to try the Lemongrass!!!
I'd use cilantro or basil!
I think that I'd use the Basil (since I keep killing that plant) or the Ginger (b/c I love that it's ready to use) first!
I am not familiar with these Gourmet Garden Herbs, but intend to introduce myself very soon! These seem like an essential in my kitchen! Thanks for the introduction 🙂
All of your recipes are so scrumptuous, Chris. I have not yet tried this delicious curry but since I am a big fan of curry, this recipe I know will be wonderful. I would love to the Basil, Chili Pepper and Ginger from the Gourmet Garden Herbs.
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I like the yummy bowls, would love to taste some...keep posting
Have a nice week ahead!
These herb tubes look really convenient and very helpful since I live in a place where the local stores don't carry alot of ingredients that more adventuresome cooks would really like to use.
If I don't get the "luck of the draw" I will definitely look for these ingredients when I go to the big city next time. I'd like to try the lemon grass. And the cilantro would be very convenient.
I've printed off the curry/salsa recipe. I'll try it. All the Cafe recipes I've tried in the past have been winners. Pat P
Thanks Chris, for the opportunity to win the Gourmet Garden Herb samples. All of the herbs would be fun to try. I'm going to look for them in my local grocery store.
This is a nice product to have when you need herbs in a jiffy. This curry flavor combo is wonderful, Chris. Fun for a weekend night...
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Gosh, Chris, this looks so good. And how sweet is your husband! I know mine is happy with what I've made when he asks me if I can make it again exactly. 🙂 Love this!
This recipe looks so good! I'd love to have their Cilantro in my fridge since I use cilantro several times a week. Thanks!
Can't wait to try this too. Your carrot curried soup was soooo delicious. I got many, many compliments on it. Thank you!
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Pictures are so inviting!! I love curry, red curry being my favorite so far.
I always look at the Gourmet Gardens herbs and I would love to try them.
Parsley would be my first pick since I use it in many dishes or basil, just the aroma of basil makes me feel happy!
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I think I would use the ginger lots!
I would love to try the basil!!!! I was actually in a pickle the other night when Harris Teeter was out of fresh basil and I had to choose between going elsewhere or buying the herbs in a tube...I went elsewhere, but would love to try the basil in a tube to see if it is a suitable substitute!
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I would have to make this chicken curry--it looks delish and I'm sure the herbs would come in handy for this!
For some reason I'm not seeing your posts on my facebook page these days. I'm glad I sought you out to see what was going on. I'd have hated to miss that amazing curry dish! It looks delicious...like candy. 🙂
Thanks for the giveaway. I've not tried herbs in a tube but yes, I do hate the way that the store-bought ones fade so quickly. There are many times that I just throw money on the compost when I don't get to using them immediately. I'd love to give these a try.
Interesting product - I've seen it in the supermarket, of course, but have never tried it. Perhaps I'll give it a whirl. Great looking soup - love all the flavor you've crammed into it! No wonder your husband loves it - who wouldn't? Good stuff - thanks.
I have actually used their garlic and their dill and they are great! Your curry looks delicious, I sure wish my husband was as enthusiastic as yours about food 🙂
I love making curry and the avocado/mango relish sounds extra delicous!
Don't enter me in the contest, because I live in Canada. But this looks like one amazing recipe!
Looks fabulous and satisfying. I would love to try the lemongrass because it's so hard to find and use lemongrass in cooking!
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The curry sounds absolutely delicious! I have seen the herbs before in the market and wondered about them. I'm so glad you like them - now I know how wonderful they are. After reading this post, I would love to try them all. This curry looks like a great place to start!
This looks great! I use Gourmet Garden's basil and lemongrass pretty regularly 🙂
I love curries and your recipe sounds terrific. You toppings must add lots of goodness to the dish.
The curry sounds wonderful - great combination of ingredients, I can tell why your husband loves it!!
I love Tandoori but could really use some Curry in my cupboard!
I love Tandoori but could use some Curry in my cupboard!
Oh yum, that looks and sounds so good! Can't wait to try this recipe!
I love the looks of this soup and the herbs sound so handy. Can't wait to try it myself!
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The curry looks delicious. I never make things with lemongrass, since it isn't sold here. Now that I know that Gourmet Gardens has lemongrass, I'll look for it at my grocery store.
Amazing how simple curries are to prepare but how exotic the taste.
I love the addition of roasted red pepper in this curry! Yum 🙂
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This recipe is an absolute must make!!! Hope my local Kroger has all the Gourmet Garden herb and spice tubes I need to make it!
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I love curry chicken with coconut. Top it all off with your avocado mango salsa? That scream comfort food and scrumptious to me!
What a fantastic giveaway. I heard about Gourmet Garden Herbs before but haven't try them yet. I would love to try them all...but I'm most excited to try the Lemongress as it's one of my favorite herbs and I don't find them available in near by markets. 🙂
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The cilantro and dill.
I'd like to try the basil.
Your pictures are amazing! Makes me want to try ALL your recipes!
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I use and love these seasonings, but until visiting the Gourmet Garden website to see the full list, I wasn't aware of the Thai, Moroccan and other mixed ones. Doubt I'll see them in North Dakota stores anytime soon!
I want to try your curry recipe next time I have leftover rotisserie chicken (it customarily goes into chicken tacos).
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I would enjoy trying the ginger in stirfrys! Thanks!
Chris, first, your pictures are absolutely awesome... So beautiful... Looks like spring around here and it's good for my soul. And, second, this dish looks really really good and I KNOW it will DEFINITLY please us!
Holy smokes. You have a winning food blogger's husband! That sounds a bit weird, but I hope you know what I mean. Mine and others I know for example are way less than enthusiastic and certainly not concerned about helping or trying out the goodies. So I applaud you, Scott! Thank you for being supportive and keeping Chris going during the hard times. 🙂
Anyway, the soup and herbs sound interesting. And love the pictures!
I would like to try the lemon grass.
Oh, some of my favourite flavours all in one relish! 😀
Your photos are so gorgeous...I have tried a couple of the Gourmet Garden products and really like them...especially the lemongrass, which is very hard to find fresh in my area.
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These might be the answer to my dilemma! I never use all the fresh cilantro or basil I buy from the grocery store before they get yucky. Those would be the first two I try!
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That recipe looks delicious! We love curry at our house. I would also love to try those herbs. Thank you for the recipe and for the giveaway!
Your curry looks absolutely delicious, Chris. I'm so happy to know that you like these products. I have seen them in my local market and wondered about them. I always hate to throw out herbs that are past their prime and will love having seasonings like lemon grass and cilantro on hand.
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I'd love to try these, especially the lemongrass as I've not much experience with it.
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I'd like to try the lemongrass in some sort of coconut dish. I have coconut milk and have been looking for a recipe to use it; this sounds perfect.
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Hi Chris! This is my first ever response to a post online 🙂 I am crossing my fingers that I get super lucky and get picked for the really fun giveaway! If I was to win, I would make the curry recipe you just posted.....then....I would make some cucumber dill sandwiches....then....I'd try using the ginger in hot tea, or possibly make an iced ginger pineapple tea....then....I'd look up new recipes on your site that I've been wanting to try and see what herbs you use to see what I could try out! 🙂 then I'd take pictures of all the food I made, b/c I love taking food pictures! 🙂 Ha! Thanks for the opportunity ....Lisa from Cincinnati Ohio
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Would love to try the lemon grass. Hard to find and I keep skipping recipes that ask for it.
I tweeted your giveaway too via @serene_streams! Thank you!
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I would love to try the Ginger in both cooking and blending into smoothies!
That is so beautiful! My brain is just spinning, conjuring up what the curry tastes like with that relish - such an inspired combination. I use Gourmet Garden's lemongrass quite often, and the basil in the winter, when even fresh basil looks so sad and wilted. (Kudos for attracting such nice brands to your blog ... avocados, herbs - they know an amazing cook when they see one.)
I love this and the pictures are stunning! amazing giveaway but Im out because I dont live in USA!
Love the addition of the relish. Sounds delicious.
I love curry - this looks so delicious, especially with that tasty relish as a topping! Love Gourmet Garden too :).
I don't qualify for the draw since I am in Canada but am very happy to see someone comment on these herbs. I have contemplated trying them for the longest time and just figured they'd not be good but now you have put my mind at ease and will be adding them to my shopping list to finally try. Your dish looks wonderful and it may just be dinner tomorrow night.
Fabulous curry and fabulous giveaway! I would try the cilantro in a tube because every time I buy cilantro it practically wilts before I can even get home to my kitchen!
Your soup is beautiful Chris! How nice to have your husband such a fan. My husband honestly could care less about my cooking, "that's my thing" he always says. Of course the first thing he asks when he walks in the door from work everyday is what's for dinner or he'll call to find out. So I guess he really does care but just doesn't want me to know.
Anyway, I have used the Garlic blend of this before. The grocery store I frequent convinced me to try them so I did- and like them a lot. I use it in soups often and find it quite nice especially when I'm out of garlic or feeling too lazy to chop it.
Any of these would be nice to try since I use each of these herbs. I'm already following you on all the social media sites you've posted and get your emails sent to me.
Such a useful giveaway and would be nice to have when we travel to the mountains for the summer.
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I've been thinking of making curry for the last couple of weeks. How fortunate for me that you posted this delicious sounding recipe! I'm excited to try it. Thanks for offering the giveaway.
Wow! I have seen these herbs in the grocery store, but never tried them. Now I will! I am most eager to try he cilantro. I love your cafe and make your fabulous recipes often!
Wow! I have seen these herbs in the grocery store, but never tried them. Now I will! I am most eager to try the cilantro.
I'm following you now on Pinterest (although, honestly, I would've been doing that even without the giveaway 😉 ).
The soup looks great - I may have to give it a try. I would love to try the Gourmet Gardens herbs - esp the ginger and cilantro!
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I have never used the Gourmet Gardens, but I would love to try the Chili Pepper one! I bet it's good!!!
Your curries always look so amazing and the toppings are wonderful. As always the photos make me wish we were dinning together!
Wow that curry looks delicious, I have bookmarked it for use ASAP. Have a great weekend. Diane
Absolutely beautiful and what great fresh ingredients!
Chris, how delicious this looks!! We used two Gourmet Garden Herbs regularly and they are always in our refrigerator. The Lemon Grass, because who can find it easily and who wants to beat the daylights out of it to get the herb to consistency to use, and ginger. I always have a ginger root frozen in the freezer, but a squirt of the ginger in a salad dressing, Oriental dish, is so easy. I would love to try the others, but these two, I cannot be without!!! Susan
That's truly bowl of goodies and deliciousness!
Your soup looks absolutely wonderful!
I love these herbs from Gourmet Garden Herbs. I like the chunky garlic, basil, and the italian herbs. The garlic and italian herbs work wonderfully in my spaghetti sauce.
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My husband would love all of these. I would really like to try the garlic. I have never seen these.
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I would need to try the cilantro and of course this soup. It looks divine! Beautiful photos - off to look at the garden now 🙂