No, Trader Joe’s did NOT send me a free dinner. I am thankful that Trader Joe’s selection of healthful and quick options made dinner a cinch last night. Using food products from TJ’s, I was able to make a dinner without cutting, chopping, measuring, or otherwise breaking a sweat.
Here are some photos from dinner:
Pre-cut organic broccoli florets (just needed a lil rinsing)
Frozen Battered halibut (we LOVE these things!)
Something new to try – frozen Sweet Potato Fries.
Our package halibut only had 7 pieces, so I picked the biggest piece for moi and baked up 2 for hubby.
Dinner spread: halibut, sweet potato fries, steamed broccoli (with drizzle of real butter)
I cooked the sweet potato fries at 425 (following directions) for the first few minutes and then took the temp down to 400 (for the fish) when I added the halibut. They still came out nice and crunchy (I did add on a couple minutes extra cooking time to make up for the lower temp).
This dinner wasn’t quick, but it was so easy and I was able to multi-task and do some other errands around the house while the food cooked up.
Thank you Trader Joe’s for your awesome selection of food!
Mm dinner looks cheap and easy!! How were the frozen SP fries compared ton hand made ones?
Love TJ's !