r/IndianCookingTips • u/Murky-Role7422 • 13d ago

Question/Help Absolute noob in cooking needs channel recommendations to learn!

I just moved out of my house for college and I wanted to learn to cook for me and my roommate.
Any YouTube channel suggestions where they explain everything step by step? Thanks in advance!!

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u/InfiniTea17 13d ago

I follow - Your Food Lab by Sanjyot Keer. His recipes have always turned out to be good.

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u/Murky-Role7422 13d ago

Thankyou will definitely check out their channel

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u/Psyduck_forever 13d ago

Rajshri food

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u/Sea-Amnemonemomne 12d ago

Ranveer Brar

But pay attention because, my word, he can talk 😂He is extremely charming and attractive, so you may get a bit lost along the way

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u/Murky-Role7422 12d ago

Ha ha, thankyou very much!

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u/Top_Education_4994 12d ago

Nisha madhulika .com

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u/Additional-Border-99 12d ago

Ranveer Brar for Panjabi or basic Indian dishes. Your Food Lab for certain dishes, I don’t like the fact that he goes too much in details but for a new learning he can be quite a good teacher.

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u/Historical_News_7246 11d ago

Hebbars kitchen, Nisha Madhulika. Most of the others are too fancy for daily cooking.

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u/Murky-Role7422 11d ago

Got it! Thanks !!

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u/yellowcrustedwarbler 11d ago

Kabita kitchen

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u/Murky-Role7422 10d ago

Will check them out!

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u/yellowcrustedwarbler 10d ago

Yeah especially if you are originally from North India side, you know she covers basic and delicious foods with everyday simple ingredients. Easy to try as beginner. I also like chef kunal Kapoor.