Cooking Tips for Bachelors

I live alone here in Maldives and I cook my food. I do not spend much time in cooking as I do not have enough time to spend. I have my own way of managing my food and make sure that I eat all my meals.

I need only one curry and usually for breakfast, I have bread or I had got some Avloose from my mother, which is a dish from Kerala. Avloose is actually rice powder, fried well and can be kept for many days. I get some banana and mix it with Avloose and its really good for breakfast. Or I go for bread, brown bread preferably and steam it so that it become very soft and I like the taste. Other things if I am really very busy, I go for corn flakes or oats with milk and some fruit juice.

Before I leave for my office, I cook the rice using a rice cooker, just takes about 10 minutes and I will have at least one curry ready in the fridge. I cook some curry in bit large quantity so that I can use it for 2-3 lunch. As soon as I finish cooking and the curry is to room temperature, before using it, I transfer it into different plastic boxes, which can be used in in microwave oven to heat. Before starting my lunch, I just take one box of these curry and warm it up in a Microwave Oven and have my lunch. I always have some fresh vegetables in the fridge for salad and curd is something which I cannot miss even for a single lunch. Other easy way is to steam some vegetables when I cook the rice in the rice cooker and just add some pepper power and salt, its again good for a side dish with the lunch.

Whenever I go to India, I get some home made pickles and some chatni powders, which can be used along with lunch.

Here is a small recipe which I try often, no name but its easy and works well

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Cut some onion, potato, chillies, garlic, ginger

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First cook the onion, ginger, chilly, add some salt, turmeric powder and later corriander powder and chilly powder

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Add potatoes and tomato

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Once the potato is cooked, add some coconut milk and boil well. That’s it , you are done. Its good with rice and even bread. if you make chappaties, it will work with that too.

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