Posts Tagged ‘exotic’

Korma Fish Curry – Trader Joe’s – Food Review

10/23/2016

korma fish curry, trader joe, frozen dinnerOctober 23, 2016

The microwave has never smelled this good.  If this was just a big bowl of the sauce, I’d be perfectly happy.  Complex flavors in the sauce kept the mouth happy.  Little bits of seasoning were like Easter eggs in video games, pleasant surprises that made each bite a slightly different adventure.  Be aware, this is not for the squeamish.  Along with the flavor is a medium heat in the mouth changing to a hotter burn in the throat.

The fish was firm and not oily.  It’s hard to tell if the fish added any flavor to the dish because the sauce overwhelmed it.  My dinner contained a nice large thick piece of fish.  The basmati rice was also nice having separate dry grains of rice with a firm texture.  The rice had a slightly different taste, most likely due to the seasoning in the rice.  A bite of the rice also mediates some of the heat from the sauce.korma fish curry, trader joe, nutrition, frozen dinner

For anyone liking good spicy food, this should be at the top of your list to try.

Calories 380 per package   Price  $3.49

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Trader Joe’s Lamb Vindaloo – Food Review

09/04/2016

Trader Joe, Lamb Vindaloo, Indian, spicy, food, frozen, reviewSeptember 4, 2016

The rice is nice, not as nutty as I like.  The sauce is awesome, like a golf foursome.  The heat is neat, but will sweat your feet.

The first taste starts as a nice multiflavored tomato based sauce which fools you into a sense of complacency while the heat starts to build in the mouth over the next minute to a level that will have most people calling the nearest fire department. The rice actually tastes better after a mouthful of high heat and helps somewhat to mediate the fire in the mouth.  However, it’s best to have a glass of ice water around to help put out the fire.  Phew!

Trader Joe, Lamb Vindaloo, Indian, spicy, food, frozen, nutritionThe lamb comes in big chunks and is tender to a little tough depending on the piece.  In contrast to some other recently reviewed frozen entrées from Trader Joe’s,  there’s more meat than rice here.   For people who like very spicy hot Indian food, this is a very good frozen entrée.

Calories:  390, Serving: Size 1 container   Price:  $3.99

Pineapple Yogurt Shrimp Curry – Recipe

04/18/2012

Talk about mixed metaphors?

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Greek hamburger helper – ground beef, pasta, yogurt sauce – recipe

01/31/2012

If you need to know what to do with the yogurt, this is it.

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Trader Joe’s Thai Vegetable Kao Soi – Food Review

01/01/2012

If I had a list of favorite Trader Joe’s Asian foods, this would be in the top 3.

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Trader Joe’s Baingan Bharta – Eggplant Curry – Food Review

12/29/2011

This can add and remove chest hair.  Both at the same time!

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Pumpkin Apple Curry Soup – Recipe Review

12/07/2011

Here begins a new way to make people mad at me.

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Posole – Recipe

11/19/2011

Hominy, that tough tasteless white, as if just returning from a vegetable vampire party, stuff that hangs out with grit.  Why is this the key ingredient in posole?

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Tuna In Red Panang Curry Sauce – Trader Joe’s – Thailand – Food Review

10/17/2011

First green, now red. I hear there’s a yellow.  That spells traffic light.

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Peanut Satay Noodles – Trader (Ming’s) Joe’s – Food Review

08/09/2011

If you don’t like these you can always try them as fish bait.

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