Friday, 27 April 2012
Homemade Takeaway
Well after what seemed like a week and a half, hubby fancied a takeaway and a bottle of wine, well his favourite is Indian and remembering back a night like this would cost in the region of £35 easy. However I decided I could provide a takeaway night at home for a fraction. I dug around the freezer this morning and pulled out a portion of veggie curry and a portion of keema curry, I boiled some plain rice and warmed through a couple of naan breads. It was an absolute feast (the photo doesnt look too appetising but boy did it taste good), coupled with a half price bottle of Chardonnay, my homemade Friday night takeaway cost (including the wine) a reasonable £6.74, a fab way to start the weekend.
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looks good to me we often have a similar night, whenever we have curry I save all the leftovers in foil trays and then on nights we fancy a takeaway we cook them in their foil trays like you do with the ones from supermarkets.
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