u/ShortVariety3035

Crispy, spicy, hot, fresh from the oven. I can eat them every single day with a cup of coffee and not get bored.

I have experimented with a few basic fillings and they were so good! These puff pastry sheets are so versatile, you can fill them with anything and they turn out amazing.

Paneer + capsicum
Potato + peas
Boiled egg + onion
Cheese + corn
Mayonnaise + spinach

What other interesting filling have you tried? 🤔

About to start flooring makeover for the entire home. Can’t decide:

1. What to choose, Tiles or the latest trend microcement flooring?
2. Not sure if microcement is even possible in Tier 2 cities.
3. I am looking at durability plus keeping the floor cool during summers.
4. Space is 1 master bedroom, 1 small bedroom, 1 study plus pooja room, 1 kitchen, 2 bathroom plus toilets, 1 large balcony.
5. Independent home, living on first floor.

So many people post their photos here and ask for help. I haven’t seen a single post where someone came back here AFTER actually making those suggested changes! 🤔

Like closing this loop: a before photo —> AI generated image farming on reddit —> actual changes as per AI image

At my home we use a mix of oils serving different purposes:
Ghee - used sparingly for tadkas, parathas
Mustard oil - for traditional recipes
Sunflower oil - for frying
Soybean oil - for curries / sabji
Olive oil - for Indo-italian food

If sunflower oil / soybean oil or olive oil suddenly become more expensive tomorrow, we will be dependent only on ghee or mustard oil. No neutral oil 😒

Curious to know what will you do to replace / reduce / manage imported oils dependency?

Samosa is an emotion.

And one of the most widely recognized Indian snacks ever. So many fillings, so versatile!

The only worry: its emoji will end up looking like a nacho chip / doritos 🧐

If I am going through a career and personal life upheaval, therefore dont have any financial goals as such; how much should I save every month? Salary is 1.8 lakhs per month. WFH. Not married. Living with mother. Tier 2 city. Monthly expenses are not more than 25k. Rental income is around 60k per month (one 2bhk apartment on rent and 11 student PG rooms).

I cant confidently assume that I may not be employed for the rest of my life or if I will have constant cash flow per month. I wonder how people here on this subreddit are so damn confident that they will get to keep their jobs plus bonuses, will keep reinvesting and step up SIP and all that. I have zero confidence that I will be able to keep my job, looking at the million changes happening in the world around us everyday.

In such a scenario, what do I even save? And how much? Please help.

If I am going through a career and personal life upheaval, therefore dont have any financial goals as such; how much should I save every month? Salary is 1.8 lakhs per month. WFH. Not married. Living with mother. Tier 2 city. Monthly expenses are not more than 25k. Rental income is around 60k per month (one 2bhk apartment on rent and 11 student PG rooms).

I cant confidently assume that I may not be employed for the rest of my life or if I will have constant cash flow per month. I wonder how people here on this subreddit are so damn confident that they will get to keep their jobs plus bonuses, will keep reinvesting and step up SIP and all that. I have zero confidence that I will be able to keep my job, looking at the million changes happening in the world around us everyday.

In such a scenario, what do I even save? And how much? Please help.