Indian Kitchen Basics
Every recipe on this site rests on a foundation of technique and pantry knowledge that most Indian home cooks absorbed without realising it. The way a tadka is built. The difference between toor and moong. Why coconut oil in a Mangalorean curry and mustard oil in a Bengali one. This collection documents that foundational knowledge so it does not have to be guessed at.
If you are new to Indian cooking, start with the spice guides and the tadka technique. Everything else builds from there. All of it connects directly to the recipes in Curries, Dal & Legumes, and Breakfast.
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Making Ghee from Butter
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Creamy Homemade Paneer (Step by Step Guide)
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Instant Pot Hard Boiled Eggs
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Complete Guide: Pot-In-Pot cooking with Instant Pot
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25+ Popular Instant Pot Indian Food Recipes
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A Complete Guide to Indian Pulses
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Homemade ghee in Instant Pot using butter
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Instant Pot Water Test
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Instant Pot Terminology
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Instant Pot Manual: Smart Programs Demystified
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Easy Cleaning Hacks - How To Clean Your Instant Pot
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Easy Homemade Yogurt Recipe (Instant Pot + Stovetop method)
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Troubleshooting Guide: Quick Fixes For Common Instant Pot Problems
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Easy Instant Pot Recipes for Beginners
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Things you should know before using your Instant Pot
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Instant Pot Cooking Times - The Ultimate Guide
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All you need to know about how to use your Instant Pot
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Essential Spices in Indian cooking
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Essential Tools for Indian Cooking
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A Guide to Indian Cooking Techniques
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Best Oils For Indian Cooking
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The Art of Tadka (Indian Tempering) Explained
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How to make Ginger paste
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How to make and store fresh garlic paste
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Step by Step Guide - Homemade Ginger Garlic Paste
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Effortless way to knead chapati dough
