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Coconut milk and green chili paste come together in Thailand's signature curry — sweet, spicy, and fragrant with basil.
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The name comes from the green chili-based paste that gives the curry its color. Unlike Indian curries, Thai curries ("gaeng") are brothier and lighter, meant to be ladled generously over rice.
Simmer half the coconut milk in a pot until the oil separates out (about 3 minutes).
Add the green curry paste and fry until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
Add the bite-sized chicken and cook until it changes color.
Add the remaining coconut milk and roughly chopped eggplant; simmer 10 minutes.
Season with fish sauce and palm sugar.
Stir in kaffir lime leaves and basil, then serve over rice.