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Tag Archives: bengali
Koraishutir Kochuri – Deep fried Green peas stuffed Indian bread
My earliest memory of Koraishutir Kochuri was when mom made me and my brother sit under the winter sun with a huge bowl of peas to be shelled. It used to be fun. We competed on who will shell the … Continue reading
Shukto
A meal, for the Bengali, is a ritual in itself. We, Bengalis spend not only spend great deal of time thinking about food, but also in it’s preparation and eating. ❤ Ask a Bengali about Shukto, and one might be … Continue reading
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Tagged appetizer, bengali, bitter gourd, bori, cooking, eggplant, mustard paste, radhuni, raw banana, shukto, sundried lentil dumplings, traditional bengali cuisine, vegetarian
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Rui maacher Jhol – Bengali Fish stew of the Common Carp
We, Bengalis, are very specific of the ‘jhol’, ‘jhal’ and ‘kalia’ of fish among hundreds of other ways of cooking fish. Each fish calls for a particular recipe. Even the type of fish (freshwater, estuarine and marine), and the size … Continue reading
Kumror shaak-er Chorchori – Vegetables with pumpkin greens
Durga Puja and no pandal hopping ? Sacrilege !! Went pandal hopping at Chittaranjan Park, a part of Delhi considered the mini Bengal. Whenever am there, i shop for all goodies which makes my Bengali soul, happy ! I stumbled … Continue reading
Doi Illish – Hilsa in mustard and yogurt sauce/gravy
When did i last blogged ? Good question 😜 Must be a decade ! So here i am once again, no excuses, just been lazy 😉 Durga Puja, a ten day duration festival, and all Bengalis of the world unites … Continue reading
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Tagged bengali, cooking, doi illish, Durga Puja, fish, hilsa, mustard oil, mustard paste, traditional bengali cooking, yogurt
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Spicy Mackerel Fry
Fish is the dominant kind of protein in Bengali cuisine. Looking closely, it is a forever love-affair. The first thing that comes to mind when anyone thinks of a Bengali is the eternal ‘maach’ and ‘bhaat’. Yes, we are a … Continue reading
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Tagged bengali, cooking, crispy, fish, karnataka, pan fry, rice flour, salt water fish, spicy, spicy mackerel fry
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Shorshe Tengra ar Aloo-Fulkopi -Borir Jhol
Now, now do not get confused by the long name 😉 It is more of a combo plating. Translated to – Mystus Cavasius/ Tengra fish in mustard sauce and a Vegetable curry made of potatoes, cauliflower, sun-dried lentil dumplings/ Bori. … Continue reading
Doi Katla – Carp in yogurt sauce
We Bengalis, are deeply sentimental about our food and culture. Infact we are synonymous with our preferences of fish, rosogolla, Rabindra sangeet and Satyajit Ray. It is not surprising to know that a Bengali will save money for 10 to … Continue reading
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Tagged bengali, Carp in yogurt sauce, cooking, Doi katla, katla, paka maach, traditional bengali cuisine
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Beans – aloo chorchori – French beans and potatoes
Chorchori is just a Bengali way of using leftover vegetables. Though it tastes great with fresh vegetables too. Chorchori has no defined recipe, it evolves from kitchen to kitchen as per availability of vegetables and taste buds. If I look … Continue reading