Home Chef is a meal delivery service where you can
choose the main meal cost $9.95 per serving, and each meal serves 2. Add-ons
such as seasonal fruit basket in a smoothie kit are available for $4.95 per
serving in each order serves 2. Shipping is free over orders of $45 and if you
order less than that Shipping is $10. The food is ordered by each week they
offer a menu and you decide which you would like. You can fill out a taste
profile that will have your preferences such as calorie conscious, vegetarian,
or low carbohydrates. For an extra charge you can get a breakfast and/or a
premium meal along with the occasional vegan meals. Cut off for ordering your
meals is 12 PM CST on Friday prior to your scheduled delivery day and if you do
not make your selections they will choose for you based on your taste profile.
The taste profile indicates if you have certain allergies because ingredients
are packaged in the same facility and a package together in the box to be
delivered to your door and you may not want anything delivery you are allergic
to. My box contained Black Bean Chili with tortilla strips and sour cream is
$9.95 per serving and serves 2 people; the colder weather has come and we, for
one, are not ready. Are you in desperate need of a warm up as well? This black
bean chili will do the trick. Black beans, tomatoes, onions, and bell peppers
simmered together and garnished with the classic chili toppings. The warm
flavors and even warmer temperature of this meal will melt away all the fall
blahs and blues.
Shrimp de Jonghe Penne and garlic butter breadcrumbs
cost $9.95 per serving and serves 2; Shrimp de Jonghe and Home Chef share a
hometown: the bustling burg of Chicago. This is one of our older dishes (we
mean Chicago, not Home Chef), born in the late 19th or early 20th century at
DeJonghe's Hotel and Restaurant on Monroe Street. Succulent shrimp are baked
with pasta and a rich sauce of garlic, tomatoes, and cheese, crusted with a
pinch of heat, and baked to perfection. We hope you'll agree that we're doing
our hometown proud here.
Japanese BBQ Burger with smoky potato wedges cost
$9.95 per serving and serves 2; the idea of cooking meat on fire predates the
Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. (Probably predates civilization!)
Now, the red, white, and blue did contribute BBQ sauce to the barbecue
tradition, sweet and smoky. Here, we combine BBQ sauce with teriyaki for a
tangy twosome and top the that with a Sriracha-mayo slaw that brings a slight
note of heat. BBQ is universal, and flavors this good should be, too.
My
Opinion: this is a nice delivery service of meals may offer a wide variety of
choices for you which is nice and everything that I got to eat I enjoyed very
much except for the black bean chili that was missing something and too many
onions. I like how you can cancel anytime and then start up again whenever you
want.
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