Morrisions Prawn Bhuna
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I don't normally go to Morrisons and have a general attitude that the food from there is probably all a bit ropey and compromised compared to Tesco or Sainsburys
However there is one right next to my gym and i was really hungry (for once i'd earned my appetite). I nipped in, found the ready meal section and saw there was an indian bit. i grabbed a prawn bhuna, garlic and coriander naan bread and a little tub of raita (yogurt + mint sauce)
I was expecting it all to be very average at best but it was really rather nice! much cheaper than a takeaway and at least equivalent in quality to many that i've used. that lot plus a big bunch of bananas was £4.32
used half the raita to mix into the curry and the other half to dip my naan bread in
oh yeah, one tip... if heating a naan, then don't bother putting it in the oven as directed. it'll go dry and hard... much quicker and reliable to spread a little water over it and microwave it for 30 seconds, comes out really really soft.
However there is one right next to my gym and i was really hungry (for once i'd earned my appetite). I nipped in, found the ready meal section and saw there was an indian bit. i grabbed a prawn bhuna, garlic and coriander naan bread and a little tub of raita (yogurt + mint sauce)
I was expecting it all to be very average at best but it was really rather nice! much cheaper than a takeaway and at least equivalent in quality to many that i've used. that lot plus a big bunch of bananas was £4.32
used half the raita to mix into the curry and the other half to dip my naan bread in
oh yeah, one tip... if heating a naan, then don't bother putting it in the oven as directed. it'll go dry and hard... much quicker and reliable to spread a little water over it and microwave it for 30 seconds, comes out really really soft.
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