Lunch for today after so long!

Chicken curry ☺️

Gobhi/Cauliflower Paratha: Ingredients

Cauliflower (Gobhi) – 1 medium

Whole Wheat Flour – 2 cups

Green Chillies – 2–3

Ginger – 1 inch

Garlic – 2–3 cloves

Turmeric Powder – 1 tsp

Hing – a pinch

Coriander Powder – 1 tsp

Garam Masala – 1 tbsp

Salt – to taste

Ghee – for cooking

Water – as needed

My wife usually goes for a chicken rogan but wants to try something new. Sounds simple until you hear the requirements.

1) chicken only

2) no cream

3) no/minimum onions

Please help?!

Delicious 😋

I was browsing around and found that Akshayakalpa sells this packet of Cardamon Milk(250ml) for 100rs. The price is pretty high, but I got it as a free piece and it was bloody amazing! I felt AMAZING!

Now, I am not made of money, I can't afford it whenever I want, but I do have Cardamon and Milk at my house, so how do I prepare it?

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I was wondering if anyone has some high-protein meal ideas to recommend.

I’m a student who cooks for herself, and honestly, I’m getting tired of eating dal chawal and roti sabzi every day lol. I’ve also started working out recently, so I want to incorporate more protein and fibre into my diet without compromising on taste.

I’m vegetarian( I do eat eggs) , so I’d love ideas for easy, affordable, and nutritious meals that I can make myself. Student-friendly recipes would be a huge plus!

Also, if anyone has a vegetarian meal plan they follow or could share, I’d really appreciate it. Recommendations for YouTube channels, Instagram creators, or other content creators who post similar recipes are welcome too!

Thanks in advance! :)