People for supper - very easy going, she is a veggie but eats fish, what do you think of...

[Enid]

Prawn and squash thai red curry
rice
??feeling there shoudl be something else
BEER

choc brownies? (dont think anyone will want pud except me so I could concievably buy something here)

Sounds yummy - does she definitely like prawns though? Some people are funny about shellfish.

Could you saute some pak choi in garlic and ginger to serve with the delicious but rather warm-coloured curry maybe

Definitely beer.

Yes, my dsis eats "fish" but not prawns

Can I come? I like prawns, and pak choi and BEER.

Little thai fish cakes?

Have to say I don't eat meat but do eat fish and am funny about shellfish (to back up moo's point).

yes agree there must be green - is the pak choi too chinesy? ooh I have purple sprouting in garden could do that

she likes prawns but I dont know whther she eats curry - he does though

Delia's fish pie? rosti potato topping etc... bit of a faff but v nice

I could make it compltely veggy and do a squash, broccoli and potato red curry

They must have some cabbagey/chard-ey equivalent in Thailand though? Purple sprouting sounds lush though

Can you ring and check she likes curry? My soon-to-be SIL doesn't like curry. Of any kind. Weird.

will buy pak choi then do a mix with the broccoli

well I can check at teh school gate today but if she says no you will hear my screams echoing around the UK

Erm, don't you need something like a Thai equivalent of raita? A pickly or salady bit?

But you will have to smile sweetly through gritted teeth and pretend that uber-hostesses such as yourself are not thrown in the slightest by having to come up with a new menu at a few hours' notice.

If curry a no, could convert to a prawn and squash risotto plus green salad?

krabbie: greek yogurt with cucumber and tomato?

enid - you could add some mint as well to the raita - how about tropical fruit salad - always nice after curry and easy ...

I've just had a google for a Thai equivalent to raita, krabbiepatty (can't find one, dippy type accompaniments seem to be spicy - lime, ginger, fish sauce type concoctions) but look there's a satay dish called moo!

Sounds lovely to me, Enid. Not sure about authenticity but who cares?

Moo satay, hehehe

right come on

foodie yet effortless pud that I can buy

GU puddings - chocolate orange and almond torte mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

sounds good