Everyday Indian Cooking

Asma S

$35.00/hour

Dishes I Can Prepare:
Paneer Butter Masala, Dal Tadka, Vegetable Curry, Aloo Gobi, Chicken Curry, Jeera Rice, Biryani, Roti, Paratha, Raita, and basic salads.

If you choose “Standard Cooking + Grocery,” please make sure to add your grocery list and budget in the Order Notes at checkout. I will review your list and bring the groceries with me. If anything needs clarification, I will contact you by email.

Please refer to the description below for a breakdown of what’s included by hours.
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Description

What’s Included (2 hours)
  • Preparation of 1 main dish (veg or non-veg)

    Example: Dal Tadka / Vegetable Curry / Chicken Curry

  • 1 side item

    Example: Jeera Rice / Roti / Basic Salad

  • Light kitchen clean-up (used cooking area)

What’s Included (4 hours)

2–3 dishes (mix of main + sides)

  • 1 main curry (veg or non-veg)
  • 1 lentil or vegetable dish
  • Rice or rotis/parathas
  • Simple accompaniments
    Raita or basic salad
  • Light kitchen clean-up
What’s Included (6 hours)

4–5 dishes

2 main curries (veg & non-veg optional)

  • 1 lentil or dry vegetable dish
  • Rice (Jeera Rice or Biryani base)
  • Roti or Paratha
  • Condiments
  • Raita and salads
  • Better time for chopping, marination, and flavour development
  • Kitchen clean-up

Example Menu:

  • Chicken Curry
  • Aloo Gobi
  • Dal Tadka
  • Paratha
  • Raita
What’s Included (8 hours)

6–7 dishes (customisable)

  • Multiple curries (veg & non-veg)
  • Biryani or special rice dish
  • Roti and/or Paratha
  • Sides, raita, salads
  • Time for complex dishes like Biryani
  • Batch cooking for storage
  • Complete kitchen clean-up of cooking area

Example Menu:

  • Paneer Butter Masala
  • Chicken Curry
  • Dal Tadka
  • Vegetable Curry
  • Biryani
  • Roti
  • Raita & Salad
Other Notes
  • Cooking hours cover prep, cooking, and tidying up the cooking space.
  • Dish count depends on how elaborate the dishes are.
  • Let me know your spice preference or dietary needs before the session.
  • Please ensure the kitchen and basic utensils are ready.
  • Containers for storing cooked food should be arranged by you.

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