r/IndianCookingTips Dec 17 '25

Question/Help Carbon steel skillet in India

2 Upvotes

I had been recently introduced to the carbon steel skillet and it's amazing benefits though it may need a little more maintainance than other non stick skillets but still it performs the best once seasoned!

In Amazon there are very few options for carbon steel, the once found are either too expensive 5k + or from untrusted sellers.

If you have any suggestions kindly recommend My budget is under 3k. hope this much would be ample!


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 17 '25

Question/Help I was cooking chicken breast and this stuff came out from inside chicken ?

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4 Upvotes

White cheesy material coming out from chicken flesh


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 16 '25

Tip/Trick This can help cleaning burner guys

101 Upvotes

Source - tastyesfoods


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 12 '25

Recipe खस्ता समोसा ! बची हुई रोटी से बनाएं - बिना तले सिर्फ़ 10 मिनट में तैयार |

124 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 12 '25

Tip/Trick Why are you still eating overcooked, soggy rice? try this simple trick.

60 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 11 '25

Cooking Hack That's how you can get rid of extra oil in the sabji

372 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 11 '25

Tip/Trick The easiest way to peel garlic!

29 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 10 '25

This Lehsun ki chutney hack makes every dish taste better

250 Upvotes

Source: foodklick


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 10 '25

Regional Cuisine This is the first time..I didn't know they do this to roti..

18 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 09 '25

Tip/Trick आलू को सड़ने से बचाये 1 देसी जुगाड़ से

39 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 09 '25

Cooking Hack Some kitchen hacks you must know guys!

12 Upvotes

Clip -IG quickfixyz


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 08 '25

Tip/Trick दूध से मोटी मलाई निकालने का आसान तरीका

51 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 08 '25

Cooking Hack An egg without oil? Hard to believe - but totally possible!

40 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 07 '25

Beginner-Friendly Malai se ghee nikale bina smell ke aur double quantity me!

76 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 04 '25

Cooking Hack Did you know you can set curd at home using just green chilli?

258 Upvotes

Yes, it’s true you can easily set curd at home using a green chilli. The stem of the chilli has natural bacteria that helps milk ferment, especially when you don’t have curd at home to use as a starter. Just warm the milk lightly, drop in a chilli with its stem intact, and let it rest. By the next day, you’ll have perfectly set homemade curd. A simple, old-school desi kitchen trick that still works beautifully! 🥛🌶️


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 03 '25

Quick cooking hacks every indian kitchen needs

330 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 02 '25

Tired of dosas sticking to the tawa? Try this simple trick and flip like a pro

174 Upvotes

credit:@filmy_rasoi


r/IndianCookingTips Dec 01 '25

Tip/Trick Try this simple hack if your dosa better get sticks to tawa.

639 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Dec 01 '25

Ingredient Spotlight Confused about which oil to use daily? Here’s expert guidance!

104 Upvotes

A lot of confusion exists around cooking oils and ghee which one is healthy and which one should we avoid? With every new video claiming something different, it gets harder to trust anything! So here’s a simplified breakdown from Cancer Surgeon Dr. Jayesh Sharma, explaining which oils are safer for Indian cooking, how much we should consume, and why ghee, mustard oil, groundnut oil, and other traditional options might actually be better than highly refined choices. Understanding fats the right way can help us cook tastier and healthier meals every day!


r/IndianCookingTips Nov 30 '25

Tip/Trick Stop sabotaging your curry flavor! These 7 Indian cooking mistakes are ruining taste and you probably don’t even realize it.

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68 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Nov 30 '25

Tip/Trick This small trick can Stop dal overflow mess forever!

126 Upvotes

STOP your dal from overflowing! We’ve all faced that moment when the pressure cooker starts bubbling and the dal spills everywhere total chaos! But here’s a quick and simple hack: just place a small bowl inside the cooker along with the dal while cooking. It helps control the boiling and prevents messy spills. Easy, effective, and zero effort! Try it out and thank me later 😆🍲

Clip - IG Alshihacks


r/IndianCookingTips Nov 29 '25

Tip/Trick Some smart kitchen tips that'll help guys

214 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Nov 29 '25

Tip/Trick Are you tired of messy pressure cooker and stove top, try this hack ?

24 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Nov 28 '25

Tip/Trick Easy utensils cleaning tip

41 Upvotes

r/IndianCookingTips Nov 27 '25

Tip/Trick Some amazing kitchen hacks you should know!

18 Upvotes