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Tag Archives: rice flour
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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Nargisi Kofta
Kofta is a gift to the Indian cuisine by our Mughal Emperors. Simply translated, it means , meat balls. A commonly prepared dish with innumerable variations in countries of India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkey, Iran, Arabs, Balkans, Central Asia and many … Continue reading
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Tagged aromatic, eggs, exotic, hyderabad, meat balls, mince, mutton, nargisi kofta, nizami cuisine, rice flour, traditional hyderabadi cuisine, yogurt based curry
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Stuffed Teasel Gourd – Pur Bhora Kakrol
Teasel gourds are not commonly grown around the world. This vegetable is Indo – Malayan and is grown in India, Bangladesh and some neighboring countries. Rich source of carotene and protein, it is cooked in several ways and most of … Continue reading
Stuffed Eggs in a creamy sauce/gravy
Eggs are mine absolute favorite …….I love them to be cooked in as many ways as possible ❤ They are healthy too and I consider it to be vegetarian food 😛 ‘Shakahari anda’ 😉 Delving into the “shakahari’ (vegetarian) part … Continue reading
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Tagged cashew nut paste, chickpea flour, cinnamon powder, cloves, cooking, coriander, cream, cumin, curd, eggs, mace, oil, onion paste, rice flour, tomato puree
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