Good Eating Tuesday: P.F. Chang Beef & Broccoli Frozen Entree

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This past weekend, while grocery shopping, I picked out another P.F. Chang frozen entree to try and review:  
P. F. Chang's Beef & Broccoli!







This is what it looked like in the skillet right out of the bag:
Large pieces of frozen beef and lots of broccoli florets.

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Here is it is on my plate over Minute Rice Brown &Wild Rice:


It has a rich brown sauce that isn't spicy and tastes very similar to Panda Express Beef & Broccoli---but with lots more beef.
If you follow the cooking directions, the broccoli still has a nice fresh crispness when you bite it.
One entree serves 2 people; perfect for us.
I can tell already P.F.Chang's frozen Beef & Broccoli is my favorite and if I want convenient Chinese in the freezer, this will be it.

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