Ingredients
2004 – January – 12
2004 – February – 12
2004 – March – 13
2004 – April – 11
2004 – May – 11
2004 – June – 10
2004 – July – 10
2004 – August – 10
2004 – September – 9
2004 – October – 8
2004 – November – 9
2004 – December – 8
2005 – January – 7
2005 – February – 8
2005 – March – 7
2005 – April – 7
2005 – May – 6
2005 – June – 7
2005 – July – 7
2005 – August – 6
2005 – September – 7
2005 – October – 6
2005 – November – 8
2005 – December – 7
2006 – January – 7
2006 – February – 7
2006 – March – 6
2006 – April – 6
2006 – May – 6
2006 – June – 5
2006 – July – 5
2006 – August – 5
2006 – September – 4 — Rebuild of Evangelion project announced
2006 – October – 4
2006 – November – 4
2006 – December – 4
2007 – January – 4
2007 – February – 4
2007 – March – 4
2007 – April – 5
2007 – May – 5
2007 – June – 6
2007 – July – 5
2007 – August – 6
2007 – September – 4 — Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone released theatrically in Japan
2007 – October – 4
2007 – November – 4
2007 – December – 4
2008 – January – 4
2008 – February – 4
2008 – March – 4
2008 – April – 5
2008 – May – 4
2008 – June – 4
2008 – July – 4
2008 – August – 3
2008 – September – 3
2008 – October – 3
2008 – November – 3
2008 – December – 4
2009 – January – 3
2009 – February – 3
2009 – March – 4
2009 – April – 4
2009 – May – 4
2009 – June – 6 — Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance released theatrically in Japan
2009 – July – 4
2009 – August – 3
2009 – September – 3
2009 – October – 3
2009 – November – 3
2009 – December – 3
2010 – January – 3
2010 – February – 3
2010 – March – 3
2010 – April – 4
2010 – May – 4
2010 – June – 4
2010 – July – 3
2010 – August – 3
2010 – September – 3
2010 – October – 3
2010 – November – 3
2010 – December – 3
2011 – January – 3
2011 – February – 3
2011 – March – 3
2011 – April – 2
2011 – May – 3
2011 – June – 3
2011 – July – 2
2011 – August – 2
2011 – September – 2
2011 – October – 2
2011 – November – 2
2011 – December – 2
2012 – January – 2
2012 – February – 2
2012 – March – 2
2012 – April – 3
2012 – May – 3
2012 – June – 2
2012 – July – 2
2012 – August – 4
2012 – September – 3
2012 – October – 3
2012 – November – 3 — Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo released theatrically in Japan
2012 – December – 3
2013 – January – 3
2013 – February – 4
2013 – March – 3
2013 – April – 4
2013 – May – 3
2013 – June – 3 — Yoshiyuki Sadamoto’s Evangelion manga ended
2013 – July – 3
2013 – August – 3
2013 – September – 2
2013 – October – 3
2013 – November – 3
2013 – December – 3
2014 – January – 2
2014 – February – 2
2014 – March – 3
2014 – April – 2
2014 – May – 2
2014 – June – 3
2014 – July – 3
2014 – August – 2
2014 – September – 2
2014 – October – 3
2014 – November – 3 — Final manga volume released in Japan
2014 – December – 3
2015 – January – 2
2015 – February – 2
2015 – March – 2
2015 – April – 3
2015 – May – 3
2015 – June – 2
2015 – July – 2
2015 – August – 2
2015 – September – 2
2015 – October – 2
2015 – November – 2
2015 – December – 2
2016 – January – 2
2016 – February – 2
2016 – March – 2
2016 – April – 2
2016 – May – 2
2016 – June – 4
2016 – July – 6
2016 – August – 5
2016 – September – 5
2016 – October – 5
2016 – November – 5
2016 – December – 4
2017 – January – 3
2017 – February – 3
2017 – March – 3
2017 – April – 3
2017 – May – 4
2017 – June – 3
2017 – July – 3
2017 – August – 3
2017 – September – 4
2017 – October – 4
2017 – November – 4
2017 – December – 4
2018 – January – 3
2018 – February – 5
2018 – March – 4
2018 – April – 3
2018 – May – 3
2018 – June – 4
2018 – July – 5 — Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 2020 release window announced
2018 – August – 4
2018 – September – 4
2018 – October – 8
2018 – November – 10 — Netflix announced worldwide streaming rights for the TV anime and films
2018 – December – 5
2019 – January – 4
2019 – February – 3
2019 – March – 4 — Netflix release date announced
2019 – April – 5
2019 – May – 5
2019 – June – 8 — Original TV anime, Death(True)², and The End of Evangelion arrived on Netflix worldwide
2019 – July – 10 — Netflix-release afterglow / 3.0+1.0 opening footage promo period
2019 – August – 5
2019 – September – 4
2019 – October – 3
2019 – November – 4
2019 – December – 5
2020 – January – 5
2020 – February – 5
2020 – March – 5
2020 – April – 10 — 3.0+1.0 delayed from June 2020 because of COVID-19
2020 – May – 11
2020 – June – 7
2020 – July – 8
2020 – August – 7
2020 – September – 6
2020 – October – 6 — 3.0+1.0 January 2021 theatrical date announced
2020 – November – 5
2020 – December – 7
2021 – January – 14 — 3.0+1.0 delayed again during Japan emergency period
2021 – February – 9
2021 – March – 24 — Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time released theatrically in Japan
2021 – April – 12
2021 – May – 9
2021 – June – 9 — Updated 3.0+1.01 version released in Japanese theaters
2021 – July – 8
2021 – August – 13 — 3.0+1.01 released worldwide on Amazon Prime Video
2021 – September – 7
2021 – October – 7
2021 – November – 6
2021 – December – 8 — GKIDS North American theatrical/home-video licensing news period
2022 – January – 9
2022 – February – 8
2022 – March – 7
2022 – April – 8
2022 – May – 8
2022 – June – 8
2022 – July – 9
2022 – August – 8
2022 – September – 7
2022 – October – 6
2022 – November – 6 — 3.0+1.01 limited North American theatrical event period
2022 – December – 7
2023 – January – 7
2023 – February – 6
2023 – March – 6 — 3.0+1.11 home-video release in Japan
2023 – April – 6
2023 – May – 6
2023 – June – 6
2023 – July – 7
2023 – August – 6
2023 – September – 6
2023 – October – 7
2023 – November – 6
2023 – December – 7
2024 – January – 6
2024 – February – 6
2024 – March – 6
2024 – April – 6
2024 – May – 5
2024 – June – 6
2024 – July – 5
2024 – August – 6
2024 – September – 5
2024 – October – 5
2024 – November – 5
2024 – December – 6
2025 – January – 8
2025 – February – 6
2025 – March – 6
2025 – April – 5
2025 – May – 5
2025 – June – 6
2025 – July – 7
2025 – August – 6
2025 – September – 6
2025 – October – 7 — 30th anniversary month / revival-screening project period
2025 – November – 6 — ALL OF EVANGELION 30th anniversary exhibition opened in Tokyo
2025 – December – 8 — New 13-minute anniversary short announced for EVANGELION:30+
2026 – January – 7 — ALL OF EVANGELION exhibition closing month
2026 – February – 9 — EVANGELION:30+ anniversary festival / new Evangelion anime series announced
2026 – March – 7 — 30th anniversary short officially released online after leak/takedown incident
2026 – April – 6
2026 – May – 6
Execution
Prepare Mussels: Clean and debeard the mussels. Discard any open or damaged ones. Rinse under cold water and set aside.
Sauté Aromatics: In a large pot or Dutch oven, heat vegetable oil over medium heat. Sauté chopped onion until translucent. Add minced garlic and grated ginger, cooking for an additional 1-2 minutes.
Add Curry Paste: Stir in Thai red curry paste and cook for another 2 minutes until fragrant.
Simmer Coconut Curry Base: Pour in coconut milk, fish or seafood broth, soy sauce, brown sugar, and lime juice. Bring the mixture to a simmer, allowing the flavors to meld for 5-7 minutes.
Add Mussels and Vegetables: Gently add the cleaned mussels to the pot, along with sliced red bell pepper and halved cherry tomatoes. Cover with a lid and steam for 5-7 minutes or until the mussels have opened.
Discard Unopened Mussels: Discard any mussels that remain closed after cooking.
Serve: Ladle the mussels and broth into bowls. Garnish with fresh cilantro leaves.
Serve with Rice: Serve the Thai Coconut Curry Mussels over steamed jasmine rice.
Additional tips
- Customize the level of spiciness by adjusting the amount of Thai red curry paste.
- Pair with crusty bread to soak up the flavorful broth.
- A splash of coconut milk right before serving adds an extra layer of richness.