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Find yourself flocking to the kitchen often? Here's a compilation of some websites with easy lockdown recipes. Bon Appetit!
The COVID-19 lockdown has the young, old and clueless flocking to their kitchens. Some food bloggers are putting together simple hacks for these unwilling chefs, with recipes that need minimal effort and fewer groceries
It could be a good idea to step into your kitchen and make something quick and appetizing to appease your cravings.
Not being able to have a night off cooking, due to restaurants and takeaways being closed during coronavirus lockdown, means many of us could do with a bit of dinner inspiration. These are 16 of our most popular easy-to-make recipes that don’t have crazily long ingredient lists.
Here is a list of 10 easy lip-smacking potato recipes that will help you get through the lockdown.
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15 days Indian meal plan with Pantry staples. This family meal plan is usful when no fresh ingredients available, now with coronavirus quarantine, isolation
This month, we are all about staying calm and getting ahead. Fill your freezer with sausage rolls, pasta bakes, lasagnes, curries and everything else in this list, and you;ll get through lockdown without even trying.
Deep-dish cookie bowls, pantry-friendly rice dishes and more recipes that've been your most-loved foods during the COVID-19 pandemic.
From a Banana Appam Pancake for breakfast, a delicious pasta for lunch, a hearty veg stir-fry for dinner to a decadent Black Forest Cookie Cake, here'
While you’re working remotely, make sure you stick to your regular eating schedule and keep yourself nourished — not just your stomach, but also your mind and heart. Eating a varied and healthy diet that includes ingredients such as walnuts that are rich in essential plant-based Omega-3 fatty acids, protein and fibre may go a long way in helping you stay healthy. Walnuts add a beneficial mix of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals to any dish that may reduce risk of heart diseases, lower the prevalence and frequency of depression and boost cognitive health. Here are some simple, yet delicious and healthy recipes
'Quarantine Kitchen' goes viral spreading the love for cooking during coronavirus, COVID-19
The Facebook group was created 3 weeks ago by a chef from Hampden. People post their favorite dishes and use ingredients almost anyone would have handy these days.
