Indian Food Made Easy
I received samples for free in exchange for my honest opinion. #alcoeats #homemaderecipes
Like homemade recipes? Like Indian recipes? How about being able to make Indian restaurant quality at home? Well let me tell you about a wonderful company, Alco Eats where indian food made easy is found.
About AlcoEats
AlcoEats represents founder and CEO Adit Agrawal’s heritage and journey to healthful living. The 26-year-old engineer and entrepreneur struggled with obesity throughout his childhood – facing difficulties with his weight and often bullied for it throughout school. He finally found recovery in lifestyle changes and a balanced perspective on eating healthy, after he moved from Raipur, India to the U.S. AlcoEats is Agrawal’s way to help others discover the aromatic, delicious flavors of his roots that make it convenient to eat well without heavy butters, synthetic ingredients or trans fats.
Every Easy Indie Bowl comes in a 3.5-ounce jar that fits perfectly among your spice rack. Inside, you’ll find specially mixed recipe ingredients that, when added to a handful of ingredients and simmered, become a gorgeous plate of your favorite Indian dish. And you thought takeout was simple!
Made with only the purest ingredients and no unwanted additives, AlcoEats is perfect for those who want to savor a nourishing meal without the time or fuss, who are interested in expanding their palate to try more traditional Southeast Asian recipes and for those seeking healthy dinners bursting with flavor. Whether you’re vegetarian or enjoy eating chicken, AlcoEats Easy Indie Bowls has something for your lifestyle.
The “no cook curry” option is just what you need to make traditional Indian food right in your own kitchen in no time at all. It’s easy and doesn’t require a lot of time or ingredients…just add your favorite protein and you are ready to go in minutes. These season jars are also great to add flavor to your favorite recipes, sprinkle on veggie or season meats. There are countless ways to use them!
My Try Out
I tried out the sauteed veggie indie bowl. The recipes are very easy to follow. The back of the jar tells you exactly what you need to have for the recipe which seems like one needs just 6-7 more ingredients to complete the meal. I made a couple of substitutions, but the recipe was still awesome!! Instead of red onions, I used white onions and instead of heavy whipping cream, I chose whipping cream. I added some mushrooms as well.
You prepare the vegetables, and in the meanwhile, you take the contents of the jar and add water and make a gravy. You then add the sauce to the vegetables, and bring to a simmer until it reaches the consistency you like. Take it off of the heat and add the heavy cream. Let it sit for a few minutes and enjoy. Simple right!! I know, it totally is and it was delicious. Check out below my reaction to trying AlcoEats for the first time….
