Schwartz Bombay Potato Mix Reviews
Product Type: Schwartz Spices & Seasoning
Newest Review: ... be bothered to cook from scratch. This packet mix is very simple, cheap and reasonably quick to make. While par boiling ... more
... some potatoes, fry some onions in olive oil, mix this with the contents of the packet and once cooked add with some water and some tinned tomatoes. Then allow the potatoes to simmer for around 20 minutes, or until the potatoes are soft. I find that this depends on the size of the potatoes and the heat that you have them on. I like to leave mine cooking until it's almost a mush as there is nothing worse for me than finding a hard bite of potato.
This bombay potato mix is absolutely delicious once made. Including the cos...more
by - written on 01/07/11, updated on 05/07/11 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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In our house it is fair to say that we enjoy our fair share of Indian Food, some I will make from scratch and some I will cheat a little along the way. It is for this reason that I purchase packet mixes as they can be quick, convenient and ideal after a long day at work. These mixes are available from most good super markets for around 80 pence but there are frequent special offers, such as two for £1.00 or three for £2.00. I usually keep a stock of these for the nights when I just cannot be bothered to cook from scratch. This packet mix is very simple, cheap and reasonably quick to make. While par boiling some potatoes, fry some onions in olive oil, mix ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/05/11, updated on 10/02/12 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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I'm not really one for packet sauce mixes but Tesco had a two for £1 special offer a couple of weeks ago so I thought I'd give a couple a try. Current retail price at Tesco is 99p per packet. I chose the Bombay Potato recipe mix as it is suitable for vegetarians - my partner is vegetarian and I often struggle to come up with different ideas when cooking, he is also a fan of Indian food so I figured I couldn't really go wrong with this one! The mix is sold in packet form and contains enough for four servings and is described as 'a hot and spicy sauce mix with coriander seed, cumin and chillies'. Other ingredients include mustard seed, salt, garlic ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/05/09 (Very useful, 841 readings)
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In my opinion Bombay potatoes are the best side dish to accompany a curry however, with the credit crunch biting at the end of last year and turning to a full blown recession I have found that the trips to the local curry house have cut right back to virtually non existent. Like many other consumers my partner and I are finding that eating in is the new eating out, although there are many disadvantages in this, and the one that annoyed me most was not having a side order of Bombay potatoes..... that was until we discovered this handy little packet mix in a local Tesco. ****Packaging**** The Schwartz spice mix comes in a very attractive packet that ... Read the complete review
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