Ok I was not a fan. Not that anything was really bad just there were problems with every component. I ended up adding rice because the suace was really spicy and needed something to break it up (and I was not a fan of the nan).
What I liked - The chicken was really tender and there was a lot of flavor in the sauce.
What I didn't like - The sauce was too spicy. Normally I like extra suace here I was trying to get mostly just the chicken on the plate with a minimum of sauce. The spinach was just boring, couldn't they have added some extra garlic in there to give it a little extra something. The nan wasn't good. In a pinch I would eat it and probably would have had I not had some rice in my freezer to heat up quick to go with the dinner.
My modifications - I marinated the chicken in the yogurt for a couple hours in the fridge before cooking. I made rice. I put some butter on the spinach just to give it some more flavor (probably some garlic salt would have been good too but I didn't think of it at the time). I had to broild the chicken a couple minutes longer then directed (still a little pink the first time I pulled it out of the oven).
I really wish they would make spicy food more to taste, meaning label the spicy ingredient and say use to taste or something. I have made indian food before and used grahm masala and never had it been this spicy (granted I am not biggest spicy fan, so maybe if you like things medium spicy this would have been fine).
2 stars (I guess I will still get my favorite indian take out still)
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