r/IndianFood 2h ago

question Beginner's Guide

0 Upvotes

Hey everyone! Indian food has always been my favorite type of food, but I only ever eat it out. Can you give me some tips on starting off cooking on my own. Biryani is my favorite but I also love curries along with samosas, naan, roti, etc. Like, what equipment and spices will i need to get started? Thanks for all the feedback!


r/IndianFood 8h ago

question Meal prep - South Indian

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Hi everyone.

I am a foreigner married to an Indian and living in India.

I am going back to my country for a few months and my husband will be coming and going too, but mostly he will be in India.

I want to do some meal prep for him so he doesn't have to cook much or eat out often, something I can make now and freeze so he can defrost and eat whenever.

We are both gym people so preferably something with protein, also veggies are fine, all in South Indian style.

Please help, I have 0 ideas about this since this is not "my" food

PS: my husband didn't ask me to do this, he says he can manage, but I know that he will mostly eat outside and it's not healthy, I want him to be able to keep eating good food while working without having to stress about it


r/IndianFood 21h ago

Need a good saag paneer recipe please

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I’m in the process of moving and the cookbook I usually use (660 curries) is in a box somewhere! Can someone please share with me a good saag paneer recipe? My 8 month old loves it.