Being a Bachelor, sometimes becomes difficult in kitchen. It is extremely complicated, having to cook for oneself when living alone. Everybody likes to eat good food and it is essential for good health as well. Bachelors who have no experience of cooking or basic kitchen /culinary knowledge can check out this easy platform, where they can learn lots of quick, healthy and tasty recipes.
Eating outside on daily basis, sometimes becomes unaffordable and also not good for health, especially for the students. Many recipes are in fact very simple and need only a minimum number of ingredients. There are variety of dishes, can be made with same common ingredients, and it is quite cheaper and healthier option when cooking own food.
Here I have mentioned lots of easy and quick Indian recipes for Bachelors, they are made in a very simple way and with easily available ingredients.
Make sure to have the following ingredients in your kitchen:
- Red chilli powder
- Turmeric powder
- Coriander powder
- Salt
- Garam masala powder
- Whole garam masala (peppercorns, cloves, cinnamon, cumin seeds, cardamom)
- Dried mango powder
- Chopped coriander
- Pav bhaji masala
- Sambhar powder
- Eggs
If you are a bachelor and stuck up in an isolated atmosphere, missing your mom’s food, would likely to have a huge choice in our this section. Yes, contrary to popular belief, plenty of bachelors around the world can whip up lovely delicacies in a jiffy, with whatever available food items in the house.
No more ‘Top Ramen’ “Maggi Noodles” or simple sandwiches. No need to kill the wishes, when you can make variety of quick, easy and affordable recipes in your own kitchen, in no time. All you need is to arrange some basic ingredients, without which Indian cooking is almost impossible, and we have the rest for you.
Always keep some ready-made powders in your kitchen, as they are very convenient. Just add a tsp of sambhar powder in your dal and see the difference in taste it brings out.
So bachelors do not spoil your health by eating outside, even if you cook only once in a day, make it wholesome, healthy, tasty, nutritious and balanced. Happy Cooking!
- Quick Vegetable Pulao
- Chicken Salad With Mango
- Mushroom Omelette II
- Fluffy Omelette
- Cheese Omelette I
- Cheese Omelette II
- Chocolate Mocha Shake
- Microwave Makki Korma
- Quick Kheer
- Nimbu Pani
- Simple Rajma Curry
- Simple Potato Vegetable
- Paneer Sandwiches
- Quick Boiled Eggs
- Cheesy Chicken Omelet
- Egg Omelette
- Maggi Noodles
- Simple Dal
- Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad
- Garlic Toast
- Cheese Toast
- Garlic Bread
- Classic Chicken Sandwich
- Masala Omelette
- Masala Pav
- Roasted Chicken Breast
- Plain Pasta
- Punjabi Fried Fish
- Mixed Sprouts Ki Sabji
- Lettuce and Sprouts Salad
- Crispy Fried Chicken
- Avocado Salad
- Instant Dhokla
- Indian Fried Rice
- Sprouts and Mixed Vegetable Raita
- Paneer Fried Rice
- Chicken Mango Rice Salad
- Egg Curry
- Parippu Payasam
- Onion Rice
- Dry Chicken Curry
- Tawa Pulao
- Mango Rice
- Lemon Rice
- Baked Poha
- Batata Poha (Beaten Rice with Potatoes)
- Green Chutney Sandwich
- Poha Idli
- Moong Dal Khichdi
- Mushroom Pulao
- Tuna Mango Salad
- Vegetable Hakka Noodles
- Chicken Hakka Noodles
- Egg Toast
- Mint Chutney Veggie Sandwich
- Potato Toast
- Double Cheese Toast Sandwich
- Masala Toast Sandwich
- Vegetable Rice
- Fry Aloo (Potato)
- Quick and Easy Sambar
- Tomato Rice
- Bread Upma
- Simple and Quick Idli
- Quick and Easy Garlic Bread
- Paneer Makhanwala
Thank you, I moved to a new country last year and my mother gave me the same few base ingredients. You might think of adding Tomatoes and Onions to your list as they are basics for a wide variety of daily indian dishes. Great blog found a few days ago, enjoying it very much!
Zafarali, thank you for wonderful comments. I am very happy you liked our blog. 🙂