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5 Foolproof Tips For Making Kerala-Style Sweet Banana Appam At Home
From batter to frying, here's how to turn ripe bananas into soft, golden South Indian appams.
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Dal Makhani vs Dal Dhaba: Here's What Makes Them Different
Dal makhani is slow-cooked and indulgent, often linked with restaurant-style luxury. Dal dhaba, on the other hand, is bold and rustic, inspired by the hearty meals served at roadside eateries.
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Want Crispy, Flaky Kachoris? Don't Make These Common Errors
Many kachoris turn out soft, oily or unevenly cooked because of small mistakes during preparation.
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6 Simple Ways To Save Gas While Cooking
Easy Ways To Save Gas: By following these tips, you'll not only cut down on energy costs but also contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
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Is The "Foamy" Layer On Top Of Cooked Dal Bad For You? Doctor Debunks Myths
When you cook dal, you may notice a pale, frothy layer forming on the surface as it boils. Here's what this substance is and why it's not as harmful as you may think.
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How To Cook Gobhi Right: 6 Mistakes You're Probably Making
From overcooking to skipping essential steps, these errors can turn your dish from delightful to disappointing.
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Watch: Man Uses Drill Machine To Make Sarson Ka Saag, Sparks Curiosity On The Internet
In the video, the man uses the drill machine to stir saag cooking in a large pressure cooker.
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How To Make Vegetable Stock At Home: The Secret Behind Restaurant-Style Flavour
Made with simple ingredients, vegetable stock can enhance the flavour of your soups, curries, and gravies.
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What You Should Know About Vidya Balan's 'No Raw Food' Diet
Vidya Balan revealed that she follows a "No Raw" food diet, which involves consuming only cooked meals to minimise the risk of foodborne illnesses
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How to Make Kadhai Paneer Masala at Home (Plus Smart Storage Tips)
Preparing Kadhai Paneer Masala at home gives you complete control over the ingredients, helping you avoid preservatives commonly found in packaged mixes.
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Can Banana Leaves Replace Foil For Wrapping Food? Viral Video Sparks Debate
A viral post encouraging the use of banana leaves instead of aluminium foil or plastic for wrapping food items has received a range of reactions online. We explain the pros and cons of both.
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Baking Soda Vs Baking Powder: When To Use Either Or Both
Baking Soda Vs Baking Powder: Knowing the difference between the two matters a lot while baking and cooking. Here's how to use baking soda and baking powder, how to substitute one for the other and add them in the correct manner.
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6 Delicious Winter Sabzis That Boost Protein Naturally
From warm matar ki sabzi to wholesome bathua ki sabzi, these sabzis prove that seasonal eating can be delicious and nourishing!
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Nutritionist Explains Why Letting Rice Rest Turns Starch Into Gut-Friendly Fibre
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain has explained why cooled rice acts as a fibre-rich food, compared to freshly cooked rice.
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No Red Chilli At Home? These 6 Everyday Ingredients Can Save Your Cooking
Running out of red chilli powder isnt a disaster. Its an opportunity to understand your kitchen better.
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5 Foolproof Tips For Making Kerala-Style Sweet Banana Appam At Home
From batter to frying, here's how to turn ripe bananas into soft, golden South Indian appams.
-
Dal Makhani vs Dal Dhaba: Here's What Makes Them Different
Dal makhani is slow-cooked and indulgent, often linked with restaurant-style luxury. Dal dhaba, on the other hand, is bold and rustic, inspired by the hearty meals served at roadside eateries.
-
Want Crispy, Flaky Kachoris? Don't Make These Common Errors
Many kachoris turn out soft, oily or unevenly cooked because of small mistakes during preparation.
-
6 Simple Ways To Save Gas While Cooking
Easy Ways To Save Gas: By following these tips, you'll not only cut down on energy costs but also contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.
-
Is The "Foamy" Layer On Top Of Cooked Dal Bad For You? Doctor Debunks Myths
When you cook dal, you may notice a pale, frothy layer forming on the surface as it boils. Here's what this substance is and why it's not as harmful as you may think.
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How To Cook Gobhi Right: 6 Mistakes You're Probably Making
From overcooking to skipping essential steps, these errors can turn your dish from delightful to disappointing.
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Watch: Man Uses Drill Machine To Make Sarson Ka Saag, Sparks Curiosity On The Internet
In the video, the man uses the drill machine to stir saag cooking in a large pressure cooker.
-
How To Make Vegetable Stock At Home: The Secret Behind Restaurant-Style Flavour
Made with simple ingredients, vegetable stock can enhance the flavour of your soups, curries, and gravies.
-
What You Should Know About Vidya Balan's 'No Raw Food' Diet
Vidya Balan revealed that she follows a "No Raw" food diet, which involves consuming only cooked meals to minimise the risk of foodborne illnesses
-
How to Make Kadhai Paneer Masala at Home (Plus Smart Storage Tips)
Preparing Kadhai Paneer Masala at home gives you complete control over the ingredients, helping you avoid preservatives commonly found in packaged mixes.
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Can Banana Leaves Replace Foil For Wrapping Food? Viral Video Sparks Debate
A viral post encouraging the use of banana leaves instead of aluminium foil or plastic for wrapping food items has received a range of reactions online. We explain the pros and cons of both.
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Baking Soda Vs Baking Powder: When To Use Either Or Both
Baking Soda Vs Baking Powder: Knowing the difference between the two matters a lot while baking and cooking. Here's how to use baking soda and baking powder, how to substitute one for the other and add them in the correct manner.
-
6 Delicious Winter Sabzis That Boost Protein Naturally
From warm matar ki sabzi to wholesome bathua ki sabzi, these sabzis prove that seasonal eating can be delicious and nourishing!
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Nutritionist Explains Why Letting Rice Rest Turns Starch Into Gut-Friendly Fibre
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain has explained why cooled rice acts as a fibre-rich food, compared to freshly cooked rice.
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No Red Chilli At Home? These 6 Everyday Ingredients Can Save Your Cooking
Running out of red chilli powder isnt a disaster. Its an opportunity to understand your kitchen better.
