Easy Indian Food Recipes : Spices Used in Indian Food Recipes

Get to know spices commonly used in Indian food recipes; learn more about making traditional Indian food in this free cooking video.

Expert: Mona Sishodia
Bio: Mona Sishodia has been cooking traditional North Indian Food since age 16.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• easy
• indian
• food
• recipes
• cuisine
• curry
• chicken
• masala
• vegetable
• cooking
• video

[fille786]

British learned a lot of things by indians when they were ruling India. they cannot deny that.

British needs to return Koh-i-Noor to India as well. Why we are so arrogant? accept the fact..there is no harm in that.

[Jabitte123]

I don't envy you. To cook for 20 people is a hell lot of work. I hope, somebody recognized your effort.

[dewaltpowertools]

hahah love it ..british eating mash with salt and pepper...i think its the only thing indians show us brits ))

[terajasoos]

hi mona i have question for u

da indian spices u use, which company do u use?? laxmi, parivar??

r they MSG and preservative free??

plz respond ASAP

thank u

[missrevolt21]

Indian food gives you pimples that's what one of my Indian friend told me

[dineshgangambbs]

you can be a cheff

[way2vikrampotdar]

Hi,

can you call me on 00919699131560 i would like to make some tv pro.

Regards,

Vikram

[NATiVEBABi916LADy]

Aww i sooo regret buying a salwar kameez for my bday outfit...sarees are so beautiful and ladylike i should have spent 150 dollars on a saree instead =--( ...okay now im seriously sadd.

[aparaajita10]

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[FiestyCat86]

@aparaajita10 no its not dearest, I work for an Indian woman and her inlaws, and that is how she and her sister are treated. Don't call me a liar when I know what I'm talking about. Her brother in law treats her worse than dirt, and her sister in law even had the gall to tell her to leave her own house. They call her a bitch to her face, and say nasty things about her all the time, in my presence. Her sister is treated the very same.