How do we deal with Indian food smell?

[SriAkaalJiSahai]

VJKK VJKF!

So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell?

How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after?

How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong?

Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"?

I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

[GurjantGnostic]

23 hours ago, SriAkaalJiSahai said:

VJKK VJKF!

So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell?

How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after?

How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong?

Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"?

I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

Curry smells amazing. Everbody gets hungry near an indian restaurant. They exist all over the world. 

You can't wash the racist smell off others by changing your cooking. 

They're just saying that to be demeaning friend. 

Sadly I had an Italian friend of mine come in one day when I was cooking and trying to tell me that the curry I was making stank.... and then I pointed out that the garlic and the tomato and the onion that I had simmering in the pot is the exact same ingredients as in pasta sauce....

Mexican food even has half the spices. 

 

[Premi]

On 9/28/2023 at 1:12 PM, SriAkaalJiSahai said:

VJKK VJKF!

So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell?

How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after?

How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong?

Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"?

I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

Your post made me laugh....

[Soulfinder]

Read Gurbani paaths when preparing food

[paapiman]

On 9/28/2023 at 8:12 AM, SriAkaalJiSahai said:

VJKK VJKF!

So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell?

How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after?

How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong?

Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"?

I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

Are you based in the West? Always turn on the Exhaust fans when you are cooking/warming your food.

Put your work clothes in Garment bags/Closets. That should help a bit.

You can spray your clothes with Odor eliminating sprays before wearing them. That might also help.

Febreze Odor-Eliminating Fabric Refresher Extra Strength, Botanical Breeze, Spray Bottle 500 milliliter : Amazon.ca: Health & Personal Care

 

Bhul chuk maaf

[sevak]

On 9/28/2023 at 6:12 AM, SriAkaalJiSahai said:

VJKK VJKF!

So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell?

How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after?

How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong?

Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"?

I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

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[sevak]

On 9/28/2023 at 6:12 AM, SriAkaalJiSahai said:

 I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)

 

[Kaur10]

Luckily I don't have an open style modern kitchen, I always turn on the exhaust fan in the kitchen keeping the kitchen door closed.  I use nice fragrance candles in the living room and near the main entrance (live in the UK) just outside the kitchen while cooking. Best to keep your bedrooms and wardrobes closed as well.  Use a candle in the kitchen once I finish my cooking.  Most important I cook curries mostly on weekends. 

At work, I use polo and perfume to freshen my mouth and clothes resp. Someone is always eating curry in the staff room as gore loves it. 

Nobody ever said I smell like curry. 

Hope it helps!