MaryContrary
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byMaryContrary, September 30, 2008
Add a pat of butter after it's done! DANGEROUS!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
Thanks for the kudos, guys! I'll get it next time!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
I just cant decide if I love them or hate them... I'll get a bag... start munching... then give the bag away... then get another one... then give it away...
I'll tell ya what, though... It'll scrub your intestines and colon right out... no joke...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
Right on with the homemade pizza... Thin slices of sun dried tomatoes in oil... Fresh basil, and marinated mozzarella balls... some olive oil... HEAVENLY!!!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
It DOES melt a little... I put them in quesadillas and they're fine... yes, more of a squish than a melt, but since it's lite, you can use 6 times as much and not gain weight... right?
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
They are obviously not exactly like an authentic samosa... but really, the only place you can get an AUTHENTIC samosa is at a restaurant... That being said... I buy a quart of tamarind sauce from my favorite Indian restaurant, divide it into smaller portions, and keep them in the freezer. When I'm in the mood for some yum-yums, I pop some samosas in the toaster oven and defrost some tamarind sauce! YAAAY TRADER JOES!!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
... to irritate the vegans, please.
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG.... dangerous...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
When I first opened the package and saw these itty-bitty pieces of frozen dough.. I was like "ok... mini croissants"... but the next morning BAM! Giant mini croissants! I work in NYC where you can get a croissant on every corner, and this is far FAR better than any I can find around town (with the acception of French pâtisseries)! I will always have these in the freezer!!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
They were great the first time we had them... Good the 2nd time... and just OK the 3rd... The flavor didn't change.. the novelty just wore off...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
I eat one EVERY DAY, which is probably why I've gained 5 lbs this summer since I've discovered them! I think I'll have one now!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
SO YUMMY! For a quick carb-me-up before going to the gym, have one of these! I also bring them to work (they defrost by the time I get there) and add fresh fruit! Wonderful little meal!!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
If this is anything like the chicken chile verde burritos, it must be incredible! And the burritos aren't watery...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
These are AWESOME! I crisp them up in the toaster oven, and serve them with some tomato sauce to dip them in. I've also twice layered them into lasagna... I left out the ricotta and thickened up the tomato sauce... The eggplant didn't sog out!
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
Awful... Frozen cooked rice is never a good idea, and it didn't taste like any biryani I've ever tasted... Never again...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
The lemongrass flavor was strong, but they were perfectly crispy... I'm going to give the coconut curry a whirl...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
I look at this EVERY TIME i go to Trader Joe's (and I go once a week...) I saw a college kid grab 6 bags and toss them into his cart... it MUST be good...
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
It was just as Rollo said... Not too sweet... My crust thankfully wasn't soggy, and I ate the whole thing by myself in a weekend. I won't go out of my way to buy another, but for the price, it's a good deal.
byMaryContrary, August 10, 2008
I'm not sure if I just got a "bad batch", but the texture was grainy. I'm not talking about the CRUST, I mean the CUSTARD part... awful...
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