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I know it sounds dumb that the butter chicken kit contains neither butter nor chicken but trust me, they're awesome.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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Beyond the irony of the name, this is genuinely an excellent idea and I wish you luck selling them! Are you considering making these for any other recipes?
We are. We have sold frozen ready meals in the past. This is a new idea. If I can come up with recipes where we can supply everything but the perishables we will likely try them. I make an amazing Thai green curry but my paste is frozen so that won't work.
Perhaps try dehydrating the paste into a powder? Don't know how much flavor charge you'd get, as that'd probably volatilize some aromatics, but could be worth a trial run.
I think you would lose a lot of the flavour. Maybe freeze drying would work better. It's worth giving both a try.