cooking

“My son told me how he had completed his homework and other activities before coming to bed. He told me to do my work till I accomplish what I needed to. It was such a simple advice and yet so profound.”

From book reviews to rare recipes, these five women are blazing quite a trail on India's YouTube scene. They also have some of the highest subscriber bases in the country!

“My grandmother-in-law was known for her ability to cook for very large gatherings. She could cook for more than 50 people at a time!

Repeated use of cooking oil for frying can have serious repercussions, something that doctors the world-over agree.

Baduku Community College, which is part of an NGO called Samvada, has been working with youth from marginalised groups, organising various workshops and programmes for them.

Kicha says, “I used to watch Evan Tube Hd, the kid who unboxes toys. He inspired me to start my channel Kichatube HD. Cooking is my Passion – I cook, I eat and I am hungry for more”

The study also compared millet in its original form and after removing the colour to see if benefits were reduced in any way.

We often take the work women do at home for granted and feel it is ‘free’. Time to end this idea!

For generations, we’ve had to sweat it out in the kitchen while cooking. This clever product designed by 9th graders at The Galaxy School can now prevent the flames on your stove from getting extinguished by the fan. The project was recognised at the ‘I CAN Awards 2017’ organised by Design for Change.

Prominent chefs across India have taken to using what nature has in plenty–flowers! Not only are they beautiful, they also pack a nutritious punch!