Bachelor Cooking


Didn’t get to talk to my brother-in-law (NG) for more than a month now… Actually, since he left India for further studies n then was settling down in new culture, surroundings n studies! We heard about him from time-to-time via family members, but couldn’t connect to him directly… N when we thought of it, every time we were troubled with different timezone.

It was a sunny sunday morning. Without much pondering on time difference, we called him up on viber… N bingo! I talked to him on the right time… He was making ‘Moong Dal’ for dinner :) I couldn’t stop laughing when he said there is no ‘tuver dal’ left in pantry so trying out this one today ;) Someone who has never tried cooking for all these years has learnt to make a few subzis, dal n roti by his own!!! It’s great to know that he’s absolutely fine with his experiments, potluck parties n other’s treats…

We conversed a little about the ingredients he gets easily from near by stores. Even though having a small list of ingredients, he always looks forward to have something that’s quick and easy to cook after a long tiring day at university! I instantly decided to start a series specially to help him out a little… Can’t parcel these dishes, but can definitely help him cook variety of food until he finds his better-half (years to go yet) ;)

Bachelor Cooking

Yes… 

AVAILABLE INGREDIENTS:

  • Bread
  • Mushrooms
  • Eggs
  • Beans/Lentils
  • Potatoes
  • Tomatoes
  • Onions
  • Garlic
  • Cauliflower
  • Wheat Flour
  • Besan
  • Basic Spices
  • Oil/Butter/Ghee

RULES OF THE EVENT:

  1. You must add a link to this announcement page in your recipe. Usage of logo is mandatory as it helps spread a word.
  2. Only recipes with ingredients listed above is valid. Also, it should be quick and easy for students/bachelors to cook.
  3. Dishes can range from appetizers, soups, salads, mains, sides… Everything except desserts! If you’ve got some sweet entries, link up with Sweet Celebration with a giveaway.
  4. One must like my facebook page and subscribe me via email for valid entries.
  5. Any number of fresh entries are welcome. Max 3 archived entries are allowed.
  6. Non-Bloggers may send their entries on myownfoodcourt@gmail.com with contestant name, recipe name, cooking time, ingredients, method and picture of the dish.

Start linking your entries for ‘Bachelor Cooking’ series…

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Drop a comment to this post once you link your recipes which will help me verify them.