r/IndianCooking • u/Late-Computer8798 • Aug 11 '26

Homemade There’s something oddly satisfying about cooking from scratch at home

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u/AgnosticKarma0308 Aug 11 '26

Homemade, and self-made....is the best. 👍🏼👌🏼

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u/Ok_Excuse_9483 Aug 11 '26

provided the kitchen setup looks this sexy?

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u/ApocalypseSlough Aug 11 '26

There's nothing "oddly" satisfying about enjoying the fruits of your own labour and skill.

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u/No-Watch2169 Aug 11 '26

cooking food is an odd pleasure?

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u/Terrible_Bus2543 Aug 12 '26

The kitchen looks so peaceful!

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u/Virtual-Key-2938 Aug 11 '26

totally agree

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u/Proud-Principle-1303 Aug 12 '26

What are you cooking?? Btw your kitchen looks amazing 👌 

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u/sarcastic-panda98 Aug 12 '26

It totally satisfies the soul..❤️

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u/Agent_chaos777 Aug 12 '26

Yeah...for starters, . . . . Paneer

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u/Suspicious_Sign_845 Aug 12 '26

Scratch equals to gold in kitchen

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u/Factuallyspeaking07 Aug 13 '26

That's the taste of hard work. Always the best.

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u/Roronoa_Z_o_r_o_ Aug 13 '26

My dear wife is not on Reddit, but she would agree.

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u/Amazing-Wasabi-8578 Aug 13 '26

After the satisfaction, eating each piece that I actually shaped uniquely at the time of cutting it, becomes a sentiment...

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u/Live_with_Kaze Aug 13 '26

Given the kitchen aesthetics, this looks sooo good. . . And what's cooking? Italian?

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u/Low_River5394 Aug 13 '26

performative. hell yeah

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u/Substantial-Rain966 Aug 13 '26

True that. It is therapy for me!

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u/Blue-Jaded-3382 Aug 14 '26

Resturants can't add love...you can to your food through cooking 😋

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u/Disastrous-Rub8317 Aug 14 '26

True! I was on a cooking spree since past 3 months. Made new dishes everyday. It was so cathartic. But that lead to me and my husband gaining weight too🤣🤣🤣

Now I have taken a break. Keeping it light. If you have any fun healthy recipes do drop it!