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Cooking Guide - 7 News Result(s)
  • How To Introduce Falafel, Baba Ganoush And More In Your Indian Kitchen
    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.

  • Grilling vs Oven Roasting: Which One Makes Food Taste Better
    Grilling vs Oven Roasting: Which One Makes Food Taste Better

    If you love experimenting in the kitchen, this simple guide can help you understand which cooking method will give you the flavours you want. Is it grilling or oven roasting?

  • Your Omelette Should Not Look Like Scrambled Eggs. Avoid These 5 Mistakes
    Your Omelette Should Not Look Like Scrambled Eggs. Avoid These 5 Mistakes

    If you are tired of making rubbery omelettes, this guide can help you save the day and your breakfast.

  • 6 Must-Have Ingredients For Cooking Authentic Maharashtrian Dishes
    6 Must-Have Ingredients For Cooking Authentic Maharashtrian Dishes

    Maharashtrian Cooking: If you love Maharashtrian food and want to recreate it in your kitchen, stocking up on the right ingredients is key.

  • Grilling vs Pan Frying: What Keeps Food Juicy, Moist And Flavour Packed?
    Grilling vs Pan Frying: What Keeps Food Juicy, Moist And Flavour Packed?

    Grilling vs pan frying: find out which method keeps food moist, juicy and flavour packed. Learn how each technique affects taste, texture and nutrition at home.

  • Cooking Guide: 7 Reasons Why Your Chapattis Are Hard And Chewy
    Cooking Guide: 7 Reasons Why Your Chapattis Are Hard And Chewy

    Wondering why your chapattis don't turn out soft and fluffy? Here are 7 mistakes you could be making while preparing chapattis.

  • 5 Useful Tips That Will Help You Make Misal Pav Like A True Maharashtrian
    5 Useful Tips That Will Help You Make Misal Pav Like A True Maharashtrian

    If you like spicy and fiery food, but your homemade misal turns out the exact opposite, follow these tips to get this authentic Maharashtrian dish just right.

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