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I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

 

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

 

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

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Most of Amy's products are great. My partner really likes one of the Indian

ones (with the peas & cheese, can't remember)

I'm surprised Target carries them!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I was happy to find them in the Super Targets. Those have a really nice

grocery section and tons of wonderful organic produce, canned, bagged and

refrigerated products. We love their Archer Farm brand grocery selections.

They are their store brand, but so top notch in quality and selection of

products.

Judy

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Cindi

Friday, December 08, 2006 6:13 PM

Re: Product Review of Amy's Kitchen Indian Dinner

 

 

Most of Amy's products are great. My partner really likes one of the Indian

ones (with the peas & cheese, can't remember)

I'm surprised Target carries them!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

 

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Unfortunately I beg to differ. The spinach is brown & gloppy and the paneer is

rubbery. Ask any Indian person or anyone who eats at an Indian restaurant alot

and they will tell you that nothing compares with real spinach!

 

Cindi <cindi93069 wrote: Most of

Amy's products are great. My partner really likes one of the Indian ones (with

the peas & cheese, can't remember)

I'm surprised Target carries them!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

 

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I eat at Indian restaurants often. Boy to they differ in taste from one

restaurants to another one. Some I love and go back to often and others I don't

step foot in again. I don't know if it is a regional thing that makes them so

different or not. Some make everything way to hot, even when you ask for mild.

I do like spice and heat, cut some things they make are even to hot for me.

I love Amy's Paneer one though. Maybe it is just a matter of some liking one

way of Indian cooking and some liking it prepared another way.

Judy

-

Heather Hovey

Friday, December 08, 2006 7:25 PM

Re: Product Review of Amy's Kitchen Indian Dinner

 

 

Unfortunately I beg to differ. The spinach is brown & gloppy and the paneer is

rubbery. Ask any Indian person or anyone who eats at an Indian restaurant alot

and they will tell you that nothing compares with real spinach!

 

Cindi <cindi93069 wrote: Most of Amy's products are great. My

partner really likes one of the Indian ones (with the peas & cheese, can't

remember)

I'm surprised Target carries them!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

 

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We live less than a mile from the center of Indian life in the midwest. We eat

Indian often. There are definite regional differences, along with family

differences: how many Italian make red sauce the same way!

 

I often cook Indian food at home, using a purchased sauce, trader joes frozen

naan and paneer I purchase in a local kosher market (imported from Austraila).

My current favortie sauces are the bombay vindaloo and Sukhi tikka masala mix.

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I eat at Indian restaurants often. Boy to they differ in taste from

one restaurants to another one. Some I love and go back to often and others I

don't step foot in again. I don't know if it is a regional thing that makes them

so different or not. Some make everything way to hot, even when you ask for

mild. I do like spice and heat, cut some things they make are even to hot for

me.

I love Amy's Paneer one though. Maybe it is just a matter of some liking one way

of Indian cooking and some liking it prepared another way.

Judy

-

Heather Hovey

 

Friday, December 08, 2006 7:25 PM

Re: Product Review of Amy's Kitchen Indian Dinner

 

Unfortunately I beg to differ. The spinach is brown & gloppy and the paneer is

rubbery. Ask any Indian person or anyone who eats at an Indian restaurant alot

and they will tell you that nothing compares with real spinach!

 

Cindi <cindi93069 wrote: Most of Amy's products are great. My partner

really likes one of the Indian ones (with the peas & cheese, can't remember)

I'm surprised Target carries them!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I wanted to share a product review. I recently purchased one of the

www.amyskitchen.com frozen Indian dinners at Target. It was OUTSTANDING!!!!

I will have to buy this again.

Here is the one that I had.

http://www.amyskitchen.com/products/category_view.php?prod_category=18

Indian Palak Paneer

 

Smooth, creamy palak paneer, made from organic spinach and soft Indian

cheese, is lightly spiced with authentic Indian herbs and spices. Rajmah

dal, made from organic red kidney beans in a ginger-garlic sauce and tender

organic basmati rice complete this delicious meal. Gluten free.

 

Yours to Enjoy,

Judy

 

 

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That's great that they carry all that stuff. I didn't know!

Cindi

 

wwjd <jtwigg wrote:

I was happy to find them in the Super Targets. Those have a really

nice grocery section and tons of wonderful organic produce, canned, bagged and

refrigerated products. We love their Archer Farm brand grocery selections. They

are their store brand, but so top notch in quality and selection of products.

Judy

 

 

 

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