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Ainsley Harriott Bengali Keema Masala Dinner KitNewest Review: ... the natural yogurt. This creates Raita, the herbs look horrible so I was at this stage expecting a trip down to the local ... more |
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Read Reviews for Ainsley Harriott Bengali Keema...
by - written on 26/09/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I normally cook things from scratch but, with it being on offer in Sainsburys for £1.50 at half price I thought I'd get it to use when I couldn't be bothered to cook. Yesterday was such a day. Firstly I don't really eat lamb as I think it is a rather fatty meat so I substituted turkey mince for the suggested lamb mince. The only other ingredient you need to make the kit (other than water) is natural yogurt, I used Sainsburys basics natural low fat yogurt. As I got my meat when it was reduced and froze it the entire meal cost less than £4 for two of us. The concept behind the kit is simple; the kit contains five sachets which need to be mixed with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/06/09 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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My family loves a good curry, but usually when I try to make one from scratch, it ends in complete disaster, either because it is too spicy for the children or too bland for my husband. I find it difficult to get the combination of spices balanced, so when I saw this new Ainsley Harriott dinner kit, I thought I would give it a try, particularly as it was on special promotion at Asda priced competitively at just £1 a box. The Bengali Keema Masala Kit is attractively packaged boasting that a delicious meal can be achieved in four easy steps and ready in 20 minutes. The kit suggests adding 250g of lean minced lamb and 150ml yoghurt. As my husband is vegetarian, I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/04/09 (Very useful, 365 readings)
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Dinner kits have been increasingly common lately, they give people the chance to create their own meal using a mixture of fresh ingredients and adding them to the kit. I love a good curry and kept looking at the Ainsley Harriott kits when I was in the supermarket but the £3 price tag put me off. One day the Bengali Keema Masala with roti bread kit was on special offer for £2 so I decided to give it a try. To use the kit you need to buy other ingredients namely 300g of minced lamb and a tub of natural yoghurt. My lamb cost me £2.60 for 500g and was organic and my yoghurt cost me 21p making the total cost of the meal around £5 for two. Once you get ... Read the complete review
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