Dh and I have been working like crazy. After two years of running his own business, he is much in demand. And my card business is starting to grow it’s own wings. See http://www.greetingcarduniverse.com/Bright I really love making the cards and the jokes and the verses from the heart. I get a lot of wonderful feedback and return customers now and it’s a great thing for me, and I am so grateful to even be alive these last two years, limited as I am, I can still do quite a bit.
Now that I got that out of the way, I wanted to write about Kurry Kabob’s take out. As I said, we have been busy and didn’t want to do the food thing ourselves, so dh went out and got us a Maharaja Dinner for two, $49.95, plus tax. That was a lot of money to spend, but guess what! We got the first night big dinner, and two more days of hearty, last all day lunches for both of us. So, six meals, scrumptious meals for $50 some odd dollars ain’t too bad.
The great part is that they were well packed and hot upon arrival even though it was about -2 degrees F when dh picked them up. It’s not that far from us though. But here’s what came with the Maharaja Dinner for two, from my not that reliable memory…I chicken chili dinner, 1 curry chicken dinner, 1 whole box of veggies, lamb sausage, 2 lg prawns, several pieces of tandori chicken, 2 large pieces of naam bread, 2 cups of rice, yogurt cole slaw style dipping sauce, mint sauce, bbq sauce, two donut cakes in honey sauce. I think that was it. Oh, it was good, though, and that curry tumeric cleans your brain so you don’t get the dreaded Al’s Himer whatchacallit.
I jest, but not about the tumeric. You will also find it in mustard, so if you fav fast food restaurant has quit handing out mustard, go see Pai at Mandarin and she will fix you up.
Yep, the curry is spicy and I order mine medium. I would get the hot, but it’s accumulative and I can’t take it after a few bites, but I really do like it. The point I am trying to get at is that Kurry Kabob will make anything you want to your specifications, if you are of a mind to have no spice or all kinds of spice. They are very accommodating hosts.
Right now, I am drinking cold spearmint tea, which is so satisfying. I never use ice cubes at home. But I will cool the glasses in the summer time once in awhile, and I do keep the frig cold cuz dh likes his milk cold, cold, cold.
One more thing I will share with you drink wise, is that after years of making my hot lemonade one way and only one way, I have now added one cinnamon stick at the simmering stage. It is a wonderful smelling, super delicious tasting and extraordinary healing spice. Splurge and buy a bag of sticks off the little spice rack next shopping trip.