| | |  | Vegetable Dishes | Home » » » Tiger Easy Indian Heat & Eat, Mutter Paneer with Basmati Pilau Rice, 19.4-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) | | | | | | | Description: | | Combining the distinctive flavours of cottage cheese and fresh green peas blended with fresh roast and ground spices, this delicious Mutter Paneer is served with basmati pilau rice. Easy Indian Mutter Paneer has been prepared in the traditional Dhabha style. The dish is fragrant with warm and exotic spices such as cumin, cloves, turmeric and red chilli. | | | Features: | |
• Pack of six, 19.4-ounce boxes(total of 116.4-ounces)
• No artificial colors or preservatives
• Gluten-free and 100%natural
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 116.4 Ounces | | Package Length:
| 12.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 5.6 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Think of this product as a delicious starting point....Mar 07, 2009
By D. Tessmer
My wife and I love Indian food - I prefer the hotter the better, but she prefers mild with rich flavors. The Tiger Tiger products fall right in the middle as an excellent compromise. We've tried the Chana Masala, Mutter Paneer and Veggie Korma, all with excellent luck, but with a word of advice. If you think of these products as complete meals (as they are advertised), you will be pleased but not blown away. However, if you think of them as an excellent place to start, then the possibilities are endless.
With the Chana Masala, we usually add another can of chick peas and some cilatro or other herb that cooks well. Then we just let it simmer on the stove top for 30-60 minutes. With very little supervision, and medium low heat, you won't have any concerns over burning, and like many "saucy" foods, it just gets better with time. They give this a 3-star spice rating, but it is NOT hot in any sense of the word. I usually add a little chili oil to my serving to punch it up because it adds hot without affecting the flavors.
The Mutter Paneer is excellent as is, and the only thing we have found that we like to add is a very healthy dose of chopped fresh spinach. Spinach is already one of the ingredients, so we just put the Tiger Tiger sauce in a pan and add about 6-8 oz of fresh spinach. It takes about 7-10 minutes for the newly added spinach to cook down, and the result is great.
The Veggie Korma is probably the easiest to doctor up because it closely resembles a sweet Thai curry sauce (in our opinion, anyway). You can add any combination of steamed vegetables (green beans, broccoli, asparagus, carrots, etc.) and protein (chicken, shrimp, fish, tofu, etc.) and you'll almost certainly come up with an excellent product.
As for comments on the rice - it's all a matter of taste. The Basmati Cumin rice packaged with the Chana and Korma is on the al dente side, but this can be helped by adding a little water to the packet before you microwave, and then cooking it a little longer. The flavor is fine, but not very intense. Our favorite is the Basmati Pilau rice packaged with the Mutter Paneer as it starts softer and has a little more flavor to it. We do find that when our creations are done, we sometimes need to steal the rice from an uncooked package, and when we use plain old brown rice the next time, it's not a huge loss.
Finally, one reviewer stated they had lots of sand or grit in their meals. We have probably eaten 15-20 of these so far with zero occurrence of any contaminants in our food.
I'm giving the product 5 stars because I feel it is an excellent tasting product, that when purchased on sale (think $12-$15 per case instead of $25) is an exceptional value. If you are a regimented cook who likes to follow the rules you may not enjoy the more relaxed method with which we experiment. In that case you may wish to try these individually from the store before purchasing in bulk. In any event, I feel you'll be pleased with the results, even if you think you know better. (NOTE: I published the same review on the Tiger Tiger Chana Masala page, too, as it accurately describes all three of the Tiger Tiger products we've tried.)
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Very good tasting; questionable valueSep 10, 2008
By Chen Sun
"WebAndNet.com"
This is high quality Indian food that tastes very good. Very fast to make too--just throw it in the microwave for a few minutes, and everything is then ready.
Downside of this product is its questionable price to value ratio. When the price is right on this, it's an excellent value.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
very tastySep 16, 2008
By Zahid Pervez
"in serch of"
Delicious, only it is not enough for one serving, rice are very tasty but gravy is not that great tast and also too much for the rice. If they can pack more rice and less gravy that will be very fine.
Boo AmazonApr 14, 2012
By tea lover
I gave it 5 stars for quality of the meal, but I would give it 0 stars for what Amazon did. They used to sell this for around $30 (when I bought it from Amazon) and eligible for Prime; less for Subscribe and Save. A good deal.
Now I see they only offer it for a grossly inflated price $56.46 from some money grubbing partner. Way to go, NOT!
BAD decision.
Otherwise, this is a wonderful meal, but you would do much better to try to find it locally. This price is just absurd.
 Better off with your Indian Grocery store.Feb 19, 2010
By Jilla
"Jilla"
Any other brand is better than this one. I can see why this is on sale most of the time.
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