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Chef Pankaj Bhadouria reveals how to fry papad without oil using salt. Enjoy guilt-free snacks like fries and chips. 

Chef Pankaj Bhadouria’s oil-free papad cooking hack is a must-try to tackle your calorie concerns 

<h2>Chef Pankaj Bhadouria reveals how to fry papad without oil using salt. Enjoy guilt-free snacks like fries and chips.&nbsp;</h2>

Love papad but not the oil? No worries! Chef Pankaj Bhadouria has a clever trick for frying papad without using oil.
<h3>How to fry papad without oil:</h3>
Simply replace oil with salt in a pan. Heat the salt, then place the papad inside, flipping it on both sides until it's crispy. Make sure the papad is covered with salt for even cooking. You can also use this method for fries and chips, letting you enjoy them guilt-free.
<h3>Side effects of eating oily food</h3>
Weight Gain: Oily foods are often high in calories and fats, which can contribute to weight gain if consumed in excess.
Digestive Issues: Eating oily foods can lead to digestive discomfort, including bloating, gas, and indigestion, especially if the oils are heavy or difficult to digest.
Increased Cholesterol Levels: Consuming foods high in unhealthy fats, such as saturated and trans fats found in oily foods, can raise cholesterol levels and increase the risk of heart disease.
Acne and Skin Problems: Excessive consumption of oily foods may exacerbate acne and other skin conditions due to the production of excess sebum in the skin.
Increased Risk of Chronic Diseases: Diets high in oily foods have been associated with an increased risk of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and certain cancers. Nutritional Deficiencies: Oily foods may displace healthier options from the diet, leading to potential deficiencies in essential nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
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Chef Pankaj Bhadouria's tips: store spices in airtight containers, keep them cool, avoid sunlight, and refrigerate excess ground spices to prevent spoilage.

Chef Pankaj Bhadouria shares secrets to safeguarding spices during monsoon, know what they are

<h2>Chef Pankaj Bhadouria's tips: store spices in airtight containers, keep them cool, avoid sunlight, and refrigerate excess ground spices to prevent spoilage.</h2>

During the monsoon season, the high humidity levels can cause your kitchen spices to spoil quickly. Moisture in the air can lead to clumping, mould growth, and loss of flavour. But fret not, try Chef Pankaj Bhadouria's remedies to keep them safe.&nbsp;
Store them in airtight containers in a cool place to maintain their aroma for years. If you've ground spices in excess then you can store them in small packets in the refrigerator.
<h3>Tips to keep spices safe in monsoon&nbsp;</h3>
Store in Airtight Containers: Use airtight containers to prevent moisture from seeping in and spoiling the spices.
Keep in a Cool, Dry Place: Avoid storing spices near stoves or windows where they might be exposed to heat and humidity. A cool, dry pantry is ideal.
Avoid Direct Sunlight: Keep spices away from direct sunlight, which can degrade their quality and reduce their shelf life.
Refrigerate Excess Ground Spices: If you've ground spices in bulk, store them in small packets and refrigerate to prolong their freshness.
Use Silica Gel Packets: Place silica gel packets in your spice containers to absorb any excess moisture.
Regularly Check and Stir: Periodically check your spices for any signs of moisture or mold and stir them to ensure they stay dry.
Buy in Small Quantities: Purchase spices in smaller quantities during the monsoon to ensure they are used up quickly and remain fresh.
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Chef Pankaj Bhadouria shares a hack on how to keep our microwave clean. Have a look. 

Now easily remove stubborn stains from the inner walls of your microwave; watch here

Chef Pankaj Bhadouria shares a hack on how to keep our microwave clean. Have a look.&nbsp;
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When it comes to kitchen hacks, Chef Pankaj Bhadouria is a real saviour. In her latest Instagram reel, she shared how to clean your microwave within a few minutes.&nbsp;
Our microwaves often look clean from the outside, but the stains on the inner walls are tough to clean. Follow this quick hack.&nbsp;
To clean the inner walls of a microwave, take 1/4 cup of vinegar and microwave it for about 2 minutes and clean the sides of the microwave with the help of a sponge. Due to the steam of vinegar, all stains inside the microwave will be removed instantly.
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If you want to use frozen butter immediately, follow this easy hack shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadoria. 


Butter hack: Easy way to soften frozen butter in few seconds; Chef Pankaj Bhadouria shares hack

If you want to use frozen butter immediately, then you can follow this easy hack shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadouria. Know more about it 


Butter hack: Easy way to soften frozen butter in minutes, know here

If you want to use frozen butter immediately, follow this easy hack shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadouria.&nbsp;

We mostly refrigerate butter during the summer season. Here's a quick hack shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadouria to soften frozen butter in minutes and use it easily.&nbsp;
For this, you just have to scratch the butter with an iron sieve. Following this soft butter will come on top of the sieve and you can use it easily.
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Now don't stress over the extra chilli you put in your food by mistake. Chef Pankaj Bhadoria shares an easy hack to fix it. 

Chilli hack: Don't panic if you end up adding extra chilli to your food by mistake; try this hack to fix it

Chilli hack: Added extra chilli to a dish by mistake? This hack is here to your rescue

Now don't stress over the extra chilli you put in your food by mistake. Chef Pankaj Bhadoria shares an easy hack to fix it.&nbsp;

Even though your cooking skills are perfect, you might end up making mistakes. Recently, Chef Pankaj Bhadoria shared an easy hack to reduce chilli flavour from a dish.
According to her if you end up adding extra chilly to dal, paneer or any gravy dish, adding a dairy product can fix it. Cream or curd can also be added to tone down the chilli flavour from gravy dishes. On the other hand, adding ghee to dry dishes also helps.&nbsp;
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Keep these things in mind shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadauria while buying onions. Know here. 

Onion Buying Hack: Keep these tips in mind to avoid buying rotten onions 

Onion Buying Hack: Keep these tips in mind to avoid buying rotten onion 

Keep these things in mind shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadauria while buying onions. Know here.&nbsp;

Sometimes we realise that an onion is rotten only after we cut it. If this often happens with you then follow this hack shared by Chef Pankaj Bhadauria.&nbsp;
She suggests pressing the onion stem while buying. If it easily gets pressed then the onion may turn out rotten and if the stem is hard and does not get pressed easily it means the onion is absolutely fine.&nbsp;
Secondly, the chef advises to never buy onions with lumps and the ones divided into two parts. So, next time do remember these things whenever you go vegetable shopping.&nbsp;
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