Unfortunately, this deal has expired 18 September 2018.
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Posted 12 September 2018
M&S Indian Meal Deal - Two Mains + Two Sides (possible bonus offer of free side) £10 @ Marks & Spencer
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About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
M&S Indian meal deal back from today and running until the 18th September. Offer includes two mains and two sides. Plus there is a possible free extra side showing in Sparks (need to activate), worth checking to see if you have the offer.
Chicken Tikka Masala - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast in a rich, creamy masala sauce
Chicken Jalfrezi -A medium-spiced tomato curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, coriander and chilli garnished with flame-seared red peppers
Lamb Rogan Josh - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of lamb marinated in cream, yogurt and spices in a rich onion masala
Butter Chicken - A rich, mildly spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, cream, butter and honey
Chicken Korma - A mild, creamy curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, toasted almonds, coconut, cardamom and mace
King Prawn Bhuna - A spicy aromatic curry with succulent king prawns, onions, tomatoes, yogurt and green and red peppers
Chicken Saag Masala - A mildly spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, spinach, tomato and yogurt
Chicken Piri Piri - A hot and sour curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, onions, tomatoes and red chillies
Chicken Madras - A spicy tomato, coconut and curry leaf sauce with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, garnished with roasted onions and red chillies
Mixed Vegetable Masala (V) - A medium-spiced tomato curry with chickpeas, roasted onions, red peppers, green beans, roasted cauliflower and butternut squash
Hot Chicken Tikka Masala - A hot and spicy curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast in a rich, creamy masala sauce
Chicken Balti - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, tomatoes, ginger and black onion seeds garnished with flame seared red peppers
Butternut Squash Curry (V) - In a lightly spiced coconut sauce with roasted onions
Flame-Grilled Tikka Chicken - Pieces of marinated tandoori red chicken and coriander and mint chicken with a makhani sauce
Chicken Dopiaza - A spicy onion and tomato curry with tender pieces of marinated chargilled chicken breast and red onions
Basmati Rice (V) - Aromatic basmati rice flavoured with cumin, clove, cardamom and curry leaves
Bombay Aloo (V) - Diced potatoes in a tomato and onion sauce finished with garam masala
Tarka Dahl (V) - A mild, lightly spiced dahl made with chana dahl, lentils, tomatoes, onion, coriander and cumin
Pilau Rice (V) - Aromatic basmati rice flavoured with cumin, cardamom, fennel seeds, cloves and saffron
Indian Starter Selection (V) - A tempting selection of onion bhajis, hand-wrapped vegetable samosas and vegetable pakoras
4 Onion Bhajis (V) - Slices of onion coated in a golden, crispy gram flour batter
Sweet Potato and Onion Bhajis (V) - A blend of sweet potato and chunky onion slices in a spiced gram flour batter, deep fried
Chicken Pakoras - Succulent fried pieces of chicken in a spicy Southern Indian-style marinade
2 Tandoori Naans (V) - Hand-shaped Indian-style flatbreads sprinkled with aromatic kalonji seeds and baked in a traditional tandoor oven
2 Garlic & Coriander Naans (V) - Hand-shaped Indian-style flatbreads sprinkled with fresh coriander and garlic and baked in a traditional tandoor oven
4 Vegetable Samosas (V) - Hand-wrapped pastries filled with spiced mixed vegetables
Mushroom Rice (V) - An aromatic basmati rice with roasted mushrooms
Saag Aloo (V) - Potato and spinach in a tomato and cumin sauce
Cauliflower Aloo (V) - Roasted cauliflower and potatoes in a creamy coconut sauce with almonds
Indian spiced prawns - Prawns in a spiced breaded coating
Masala Dosa (V) - Savoury filled pancake with masala spiced potato, onion and turmeric
Chicken Tikka Masala - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast in a rich, creamy masala sauce
Chicken Jalfrezi -A medium-spiced tomato curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, coriander and chilli garnished with flame-seared red peppers
Lamb Rogan Josh - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of lamb marinated in cream, yogurt and spices in a rich onion masala
Butter Chicken - A rich, mildly spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, cream, butter and honey
Chicken Korma - A mild, creamy curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, toasted almonds, coconut, cardamom and mace
King Prawn Bhuna - A spicy aromatic curry with succulent king prawns, onions, tomatoes, yogurt and green and red peppers
Chicken Saag Masala - A mildly spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, spinach, tomato and yogurt
Chicken Piri Piri - A hot and sour curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, onions, tomatoes and red chillies
Chicken Madras - A spicy tomato, coconut and curry leaf sauce with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, garnished with roasted onions and red chillies
Mixed Vegetable Masala (V) - A medium-spiced tomato curry with chickpeas, roasted onions, red peppers, green beans, roasted cauliflower and butternut squash
Hot Chicken Tikka Masala - A hot and spicy curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast in a rich, creamy masala sauce
Chicken Balti - A medium-spiced curry with tender pieces of marinated chargrilled chicken breast, tomatoes, ginger and black onion seeds garnished with flame seared red peppers
Butternut Squash Curry (V) - In a lightly spiced coconut sauce with roasted onions
Flame-Grilled Tikka Chicken - Pieces of marinated tandoori red chicken and coriander and mint chicken with a makhani sauce
Chicken Dopiaza - A spicy onion and tomato curry with tender pieces of marinated chargilled chicken breast and red onions
Basmati Rice (V) - Aromatic basmati rice flavoured with cumin, clove, cardamom and curry leaves
Bombay Aloo (V) - Diced potatoes in a tomato and onion sauce finished with garam masala
Tarka Dahl (V) - A mild, lightly spiced dahl made with chana dahl, lentils, tomatoes, onion, coriander and cumin
Pilau Rice (V) - Aromatic basmati rice flavoured with cumin, cardamom, fennel seeds, cloves and saffron
Indian Starter Selection (V) - A tempting selection of onion bhajis, hand-wrapped vegetable samosas and vegetable pakoras
4 Onion Bhajis (V) - Slices of onion coated in a golden, crispy gram flour batter
Sweet Potato and Onion Bhajis (V) - A blend of sweet potato and chunky onion slices in a spiced gram flour batter, deep fried
Chicken Pakoras - Succulent fried pieces of chicken in a spicy Southern Indian-style marinade
2 Tandoori Naans (V) - Hand-shaped Indian-style flatbreads sprinkled with aromatic kalonji seeds and baked in a traditional tandoor oven
2 Garlic & Coriander Naans (V) - Hand-shaped Indian-style flatbreads sprinkled with fresh coriander and garlic and baked in a traditional tandoor oven
4 Vegetable Samosas (V) - Hand-wrapped pastries filled with spiced mixed vegetables
Mushroom Rice (V) - An aromatic basmati rice with roasted mushrooms
Saag Aloo (V) - Potato and spinach in a tomato and cumin sauce
Cauliflower Aloo (V) - Roasted cauliflower and potatoes in a creamy coconut sauce with almonds
Indian spiced prawns - Prawns in a spiced breaded coating
Masala Dosa (V) - Savoury filled pancake with masala spiced potato, onion and turmeric
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Edited by Chanchi32, 12 September 2018
66 Comments
sorted byOh jesus, I give up!
I make my own too, but as supermarket curries go, in my opinion you can't beat these ones.
What supermarket curry would you recommend instead then? I've yet to find one that's better than the M&S jalfrezi and the madras.
I don’t think you have ever had a proper curry if you think these are good lol
You're still missing the point.
I suggest making your own Have tried a few at the supermarkets and all are crap .
I think you're missing the point but I agree making at home is the best however, not everyone has the time or skills.
As I said at first, point me to a better supermarket curry, which is the point of this deal. Of course home made curries are better.
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Or go to Home bargains and buy one of the pouches they have for under £1 and add some meat to it. Everyone needs a fast and easy option, but if you can't manage to cut some meat up into pieces, fry it, and then simmer it in a sauce for 20 minutes something's wrong!
These pouches make high quality curry, and they are easy to 'hack' with fresh cream, fresh coriander or fresh chillies/ veg. Pinging a curry in 5 minutes or cooking something much nicer in 20 minutes ?
Thighs on the bone de skin then chop them up if you want in India the thigh meat is the most expensive park of the chicken and not many ppl use breast the thighs don’t dry you unlike breast which can go chewy and is over priced
Unfortunately something so generalised makes it impossible as there are so many styles of curry from Phall to Korma and without knowing what your taste is a recommend is impossible.
This is a tasty recipe though and there are loads on the net, just google what you might like and there's sure to be a recipe for you:
allrecipes.co.uk/rec…spx (edited)
You will get max 4 bits of meat in one of these curry’s not good value at all
2 mains plus 3 sides for £10 is a good price. I don't bother with their rice sides as basmati rice is easy enough to cook.
The Butter Chicken is very tasty and the Cauliflower Aloo is good.
Thanks - heat, OP!
And, yesterday I noticed the 'Asia' meal deal was available (Thai & Japanese dishes). Sometimes the two deals can be mixed & matched - it's worth checking. Thai Chicken Penang, and Thai Fishcakes are very both very good (i.m.h.o. - for the benefit of Surnjit ! ) (edited)
Asda curries are still the best around for me, but everyone has their own taste
Asda curry’s used to be good but since there head chef mr singh left and was replaced by a cook book thing have gone seriously down hill I suggest making your own curry it will work out a lot cheaper and taste better
Like the mrs always tells me there’s nothing wrong with extra meat.
Get a few spices £1 and get a pack of chicken thighs from Lidl for 1.59 and you will have 5 good portions of curry for about £5 (edited)
Chicken curry in 45 mins not many skills needed and you will have plenty to freeze for next time
Are the thighs on or off the bone? I always find thighs don't work well in homemade curry, breast is best
I prefer breast meat because I'm picky with eating off the bone but apparently chicken thighs make for a tastier curry. I will try and get a recipe for those that want one from my mum.
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Be ready for 7 pm
Portions have been reduced too.
Why a supermarket curry why not a take away curry ?