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Think Adai And Dosa Are The Same? Here's How They're Totally Different
Whether you're a foodie or just curious, the differences between adai and dosa are sure to fascinate.
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Why Spices Turn Bitter When Fried And How To Prevent It
If you struggle with bitter spices during tadka, here is your simple guide to cooking them the right way.
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How To Store Chopped Onions, Tomatoes, Ginger-Garlic Paste And More Without Losing Flavour
If you have been struggling to keep your prepped ingredients fresh for later use, check out this simple guide for ease.
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7 Kitchen Tips For Monsoon That Will Make Cooking A Breeze On A Rainy Day
Cooking during the monsoon doesn't have to be complicated. With a few small adjustments, your kitchen can stay just as inviting as ever.
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Why Do We Put Garam Masala At The End Of Cooking
Garam masala is a unique blend of different spices that enhance the flavours of food. But whats the reason behind it concluding a meal? Let's find out.
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How To Introduce Falafel, Baba Ganoush And More In Your Indian Kitchen
Skip chhole chawal and try falafel, or replace baingan bharta with baba ganoush! With a similar set of basic ingredients, here is how you can cook Middle Eastern food in your desi kitchen.
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6 Tips To Keep In Mind Before You Buy Spices For The First Time
Spices add flavour and texture to curries and gravies, but how do you ensure you're buying the right ones for your cooking? Here are some simple tips that can help you with this.
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Pudina Paratha And More - Delicious Ways To Use Pudina (Mint) In Recipes
Pudina or mint is one of nature's many cooling herbs. Here's how you can make paratha, rice and more with it.
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Brilliant Hack To Remove Coriander Leaves From Stem Gets 147 Million Views
A genius hack for removing coriander leaves from the stems helps save some valuable cooking time. Watch this viral video here!
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9 Superb Ways You Can Use Excess Coriander (Dhaniya) Leaves To Make Yummy Dishes
Coriander recipes: Before the bright green herb wilts and goes bad, use them to make some delicious dishes
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Burmese Samosa Curry Is A Famous Burmese Street Food That Might Be A Hit With Desi Foodies
Burmese Samosa Curry Recipe: A famous street food in Burma, this samosa curry is a hearty and delicious dish that is sure to win you over.
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Wow! Using Herbs And Spices In Food May Help Lower Blood Pressure: Study
Adding herbs and spices into our daily diet could help lower blood pressure, according to new research by the University of Penn State.
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Indian Cooking Tips: This Tulsi-Ginger Chutney Will Elevate Your Boring Meals
Basil (tulsi) also known as the 'queen of herbs' comes with a whole lot of health benefits.
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Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Afghani Chicken Tikka At Home
Afghani Chicken Tikka: Afghani cuisine is known for lip-smacking spices and herbs that lace their dishes and its chicken tikka is no different.
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Champaran Curry: The New Entrant Into Kolkata's Street Food Scene (Recipe Inside)
Succulent meat chunks marinated and cooked in a pool of spices and herbs, this rich and robust mutton and chicken curry hailing from East India is a hit across seasons!
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Think Adai And Dosa Are The Same? Here's How They're Totally Different
Whether you're a foodie or just curious, the differences between adai and dosa are sure to fascinate.
-
Why Spices Turn Bitter When Fried And How To Prevent It
If you struggle with bitter spices during tadka, here is your simple guide to cooking them the right way.
-
How To Store Chopped Onions, Tomatoes, Ginger-Garlic Paste And More Without Losing Flavour
If you have been struggling to keep your prepped ingredients fresh for later use, check out this simple guide for ease.
-
7 Kitchen Tips For Monsoon That Will Make Cooking A Breeze On A Rainy Day
Cooking during the monsoon doesn't have to be complicated. With a few small adjustments, your kitchen can stay just as inviting as ever.
-
Why Do We Put Garam Masala At The End Of Cooking
Garam masala is a unique blend of different spices that enhance the flavours of food. But whats the reason behind it concluding a meal? Let's find out.
-
How To Introduce Falafel, Baba Ganoush And More In Your Indian Kitchen
Skip chhole chawal and try falafel, or replace baingan bharta with baba ganoush! With a similar set of basic ingredients, here is how you can cook Middle Eastern food in your desi kitchen.
-
6 Tips To Keep In Mind Before You Buy Spices For The First Time
Spices add flavour and texture to curries and gravies, but how do you ensure you're buying the right ones for your cooking? Here are some simple tips that can help you with this.
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Pudina Paratha And More - Delicious Ways To Use Pudina (Mint) In Recipes
Pudina or mint is one of nature's many cooling herbs. Here's how you can make paratha, rice and more with it.
-
Brilliant Hack To Remove Coriander Leaves From Stem Gets 147 Million Views
A genius hack for removing coriander leaves from the stems helps save some valuable cooking time. Watch this viral video here!
-
9 Superb Ways You Can Use Excess Coriander (Dhaniya) Leaves To Make Yummy Dishes
Coriander recipes: Before the bright green herb wilts and goes bad, use them to make some delicious dishes
-
Burmese Samosa Curry Is A Famous Burmese Street Food That Might Be A Hit With Desi Foodies
Burmese Samosa Curry Recipe: A famous street food in Burma, this samosa curry is a hearty and delicious dish that is sure to win you over.
-
Wow! Using Herbs And Spices In Food May Help Lower Blood Pressure: Study
Adding herbs and spices into our daily diet could help lower blood pressure, according to new research by the University of Penn State.
-
Indian Cooking Tips: This Tulsi-Ginger Chutney Will Elevate Your Boring Meals
Basil (tulsi) also known as the 'queen of herbs' comes with a whole lot of health benefits.
-
Indian Cooking Tips: How To Make Afghani Chicken Tikka At Home
Afghani Chicken Tikka: Afghani cuisine is known for lip-smacking spices and herbs that lace their dishes and its chicken tikka is no different.
-
Champaran Curry: The New Entrant Into Kolkata's Street Food Scene (Recipe Inside)
Succulent meat chunks marinated and cooked in a pool of spices and herbs, this rich and robust mutton and chicken curry hailing from East India is a hit across seasons!
