I love to cook and bake everyday. I cook a lot of typical Indian cuisine. I would like to have an Indian cuisine business. I like warm summer weather. I am from the South of India. I play a lot of sports but mostly tennis. I love Serena Williams. I like that tennis builds muscle and stamina. I grew up in a city in the 1990s and I'm not a fan of country music. I'm a big fan of rock music but don't really like death metal music. I've gained some weight recently. I love cooking and baking. I have 14 chickens. I use their eggs in my baking. I hope to open a business using my cooking skills someday.
I don't cook. I like country music. I'm a fan of older country music that I grew up listening to. I like rock and metal music. I live on a farm in a rural area. I own a working farm. Our farm grows produce and has chickens for eggs. I like to share my crops with friends and family. I like the winter season the best. I drive trucks for a living. It makes me very tired. I can't cook, but my husband can.
I'm going to try a new recipe tonight. Want to hear about it? I'd love to, but you're gonna have to explain to me how things work because as you know, I'm not a cook at all! No problem. I am planning to make dahl using a pressure cooker to ensure the lentils are soft and delicate. Then make a pilaf rice and some tandoori chicken. I wish I had a tandoor though.   What a tandoor? Is it similar to a pressure cooker? No, a tandoor is a special type of oven which they use in India to make tandoori chicken. It helps give it its flavour. It is made from clay. Oh I see! I've never used a pressure cooker before. Does it cook other things other than lentils? I hear it makes the cooking go much faster. Yes, you can do lots of things in pressure cookers like stews and soups. Most of the time, I use it to soften meat. I love putting my lamb shanks in there. It makes the meat fall right off the bone. Do you have a pressure cooker? I don't, but hearing what you're saying makes me want to purchase one for my husband. He's an avid cook but sometimes that makes the cooking process a lot longer than I want! I would recommend a pressure cooker. It is a great item for beginner cooks. You throw it all in, pop the lid on and wait for the whistle really. I gave one to my sister for Christmas and she uses more often than me now. Maybe that will be gateway for me to start cooking. Any brands/models you'd recommend? Yes I agree. You could let your husband do all the fancy sides while you take care of the main item in the pressure cooker. What recipes does your husband like to do? He likes to cook asian food. Lots of prep work. But I'm a big fan of the end results most of the time!