Nothing beats Indian cuisine especially when it comes to vegetarian food. Our November menu includes all your vegetarian favorites: Homemade Paneer, Palak Paneer, Paneer Masala, served with soft and fluffy whole-wheat Chapatis.
Nothing beats Indian cuisine especially when it comes to vegetarian food. Our November menu includes all your vegetarian favorites: Homemade Paneer, Palak Paneer, Paneer Masala, served with soft and fluffy whole-wheat Chapatis.
Indian Vegetarian Cooking - All About Paneer:
Paneer (homemade farmer's cheese)
Paneer Masala
Palak Paneer (paneer cooked in creamy spiced spinach)
Whole-wheat chapatis
At Commune Kitchen, we offer affordable, hands-on cooking classes in a variety of foods including Dumplings, Xiao Long Bao, Southeast Asian, Middle Eastern, and fusion cuisines along with gluten-free and vegetarian courses, just to name a few. Our classes are taught by trained chefs that have traveled the world, worked in different countries and bring a vast amount of knowledge to their students.
Aside from providing a fun and relaxed atmosphere, we teach people the importance of incorporating locally available fresh ingredients, sustainably sourced meats and pure fats into their daily meals; providing options to use to replace refined oils and processed ingredients. This includes recommendations of where to find the different ingredients all over Singapore. We are minutes away from the Tanjong Pager MRT in OUE Social Kitchen at Downtown Gallery.
Learn healthy recipes that will cleanse your system and make you feel good from inside out! Create delicious meals using nutritionally-rich ingredients that are low in fat and high in antioxidants.
Indian cuisine is vast and complex, each region telling their own story with the use of ingredients, spices and produce that is locally available to them. We will cover dishes of Northern India.
Indian food combines techniques from many other cuisines and encompasses the whole palette of flavours – spicy, sour, sweet and hot all at the same time, making it into something that wants to jump off the plate and gives one a titillating food experience.
In Indian cuisine chutneys are traditionally made to naturally preserve food. They encompass a variety of sauces, relishes and dips, some of which date back to 500 BC.
A tandoor oven is a clay oven which generates heat from charcoal fire. The heat locks in the meat juices and breads are cooked to crisp exteriors and airy insides. The oven"â„¢s shape, temperature and medium, all work together to "Ëœtandoor cook"â„¢ the food within.
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