/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9515407
>It's no different than cooking for multiple people
Yes, but the time and effort consumed doesn't worth it.
>Too many to list
What about quick one that require less than 20 min, or recipes that even a novice can do?
>Curry
Like pic related?

I want to start experimenting with Indian food, curries, mostly but I'm worried that eating and cooking too much of it will make me stink permanently. Is this a legit concern or am I worrying about nothing?

I don't want to be a dick but there's a group of Indian people at work that always smell exactly like curry, even when they're not eating. Don't want to smell like that, desu.

Hello /ck/

I don't normally order Indian food, but we're ordering it tonight as nobody in the house can be bothered cooking properly on Xmas eve.

What should I get? I've had Chicken Korma in the past and really liked it

Any suggestions gents?