Marks and Spencers Tinned Curry

[Rob99]

We dont often eat tinned food but i have been looking for some good emergency rations for the store cupboard that are not fray bentos dogmeat pies.

Gotta recommend the £3 a tin M&S tinned beef madras (400g). Just heat it, boil some rice and you have a light meal for two. Just the right amount of spice, this incredible tinned food product is better then the average take-away and you would never know it was tinned. absolutely brilliant. I am off down to Marks and Sparks to get a few more tins tomorrow. Really - this stuff is the best. I have made myself humgry just posting this. If I had another tin I would be opening it right now.

They also do a chicken one.

I am not sponsored in any way by Marks and Spencers.

 

[Janine]

I like Tesco's tinned chicken korma.

 

[AndyPK]

Tesco’s tinned Jalfrezi for me!

 

[poppycamper]

fray bentos dogmeat pies.

Nought wrong wi these, delicious, full of succulent fillet steak covered with "to die for" scrummy flaky pastry...YUM YUMMY.

 

[Gina M]

All M&S food is good. My nan always shopped there. My dad used to say she was a food snob

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[jollyrodger]

Lidl got a couple in emergency ration box, and some uncle Ben's various rice bags.

 

[Gina M]

Lidl got a couple in emergency ration box, and some uncle Ben's various rice bags.

2 minutes in the microwave for the rice

 

[Janine]

2 minutes in the microwave for the rice

I don't have a microwave so I stir the rice into the curry to heat it.

 

[ROCHESB]

Our emergency rations usually include a couple of tins of Sainsburys chicken curry (jalfrezi & tikka) and a box of 'boil in the bag' basmati rice. Sainsburys do a nice chicken in white wine sauce too, nice with a few new potatoes & peas

 

[poppycamper]

Our emergency rations usually include a couple of tins of Sainsburys chicken curry (jalfrezi & tikka) and a box of 'boil in the bag' basmati rice. Sainsburys do a nice chicken in white wine sauce too, nice with a few new potatoes & peas

I understand emergency rations for emergencies, I.E. long life tins and packets.... but new potatoes and peas????

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[DuxDeluxe]

I don't have a microwave so I stir the rice into the curry to heat it.

My sort of student meal, that! Come back Vesta, all is forgiven

 

[poppycamper]

Come back Vesta, all is forgiven

They ain't gone anywhere.. you can still get them.. Chow Mein did it for me. Scrummy.

 

[daveandsan]

My sort of student meal, that! Come back Vesta, all is forgiven

 

[Gaston aires]

M&S tinned curries are the best of the tin variety. So is Bolognese, and tinned steak.. mmmm
Phi”i

 

[DuxDeluxe]

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Ow much!!!!!!!! ?

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[poppycamper]

Ow much!!!!!!!! ?

Quality don't come cheap..

 

[sedge]

We always have the making of what we call 'a lazy tart's dinner' ie one tin stewed steak, 1 tin carrots, 1 tin spuds. Drain liquid off veg, lob all into saucepan, heat and serve.

 

[Rosemary1]

I find that any tinned curry is quite tasty and quick cheap and easy to cook. Not actually tried M&S but Morrisons, sainsburys, Tesco and Princess are all nice

 

[mackeellan]

Aldi tinned chicken curry....plenty of meat and choice of mild or hot.....excellent value. Check it out..

 

[Richard n Ann]

I had an Asda tinned chicken Vindaloo and it was nice. Bought a couple more tins but the (misplaced) thought of tinned curry puts me off it.

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[AndyPK]

Wasn’t that (Vindaloo) a song…….??

 

[Billylou]

Costco tinned chunky chicken and a tinned Spam.

 

[EuroTrotters]

We dont often eat tinned food but i have been looking for some good emergency rations for the store cupboard that are not fray bentos dogmeat pies.

Gotta recommend the £3 a tin M&S tinned beef madras (400g). Just heat it, boil some rice and you have a light meal for two. Just the right amount of spice, this incredible tinned food product is better then the average take-away and you would never know it was tinned. absolutely brilliant. I am off down to Marks and Sparks to get a few more tins tomorrow. Really - this stuff is the best. I have made myself humgry just posting this. If I had another tin I would be opening it right now.

They also do a chicken one.

I am not sponsored in any way by Marks and Spencers.

We like M&S tinned chunky Steak

 

[dazandandrea]

M and S have always done very good tinned food.
Unfortunately we cant usually afford it.

 

[Janine]

Nigella - or was it Delia? - advocated using M&S tinned mince in her shepherds pie.

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[berni109]

sedge why get a saucepan dirty?
Put a hole in top of each can and stand in pan of boiling water simmer to your preferred heat.
Brings a whole new meaning to one pan meals.

 

[ROCHESB]

I understand emergency rations for emergencies, I.E. long life tins and packets.... but new potatoes and peas????

The emergency rations were the currys & rice. The chicken, potato & peas was a throw-away comment about how nice the chicken was....

 

[Just smiffy]

I don't have a microwave so I stir the rice into the curry to heat it.

I empty the packet into a frying pan with a little bit of water….

 

[maison]

We dont often eat tinned food but i have been looking for some good emergency rations for the store cupboard that are not fray bentos dogmeat pies.

Gotta recommend the £3 a tin M&S tinned beef madras (400g). Just heat it, boil some rice and you have a light meal for two. Just the right amount of spice, this incredible tinned food product is better then the average take-away and you would never know it was tinned. absolutely brilliant. I am off down to Marks and Sparks to get a few more tins tomorrow. Really - this stuff is the best. I have made myself humgry just posting this. If I had another tin I would be opening it right now.

They also do a chicken one.

I am not sponsored in any way by Marks and Spencers.

We buy M&S tinned Chicken in White Wine sauce and then add our own spices, sometimes curry, sometimes Moroccan etc. it works well.

 

[Janine]

I empty the packet into a frying pan with a little bit of water….

If I want it separate, I put it in a sieve and pour boiling water over it

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