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Winter Warmer Root Vegetables and Chicken One Pot Dinner
Well, after thousands of Christmas lunches, between shopping eating, endless New Year Parties and then of course the Poush Sankranti ea...
Sunday Saga Yet Continues: Last but not the least THE Tomato Chutney
Ingredients 5-ripe and sweet tomatoes cut into small pieces ½-teaspoon panch phoron 1-green chili ½-teaspoon grated/paste...
Guest Post by My Mother: Noakhailla Nona Ilish (Salted Hilsa)
The illicit happines of eating Nona Ilish Being from Noakhali (coastal area) Nona Ilish is almost staple for my parents. My ma tell...
Poush Parbon er Pati shapta: Both sweet and Savory Pati Shapta Pitha for Poush Sankranti
Coconut and Jaggery filled Pati Shapta Ingredients for Jaggery and coconut filling 1-cup Grated coconut Jaggery as per taste (y...
Bhapa Pithe for Poush Sankranti
Bhapa Pitha (if you are bangal) or Pithe (if you are ghoti). I am a Bangal so I call them pitha. Bhapa means steamed. Therefore, this ...
Malpua for Poush Sankranti
Ingredient: 1-cup flour ¼-cup coarse Semolina ½- teaspoon Fennel seed (saunff) ½- cup sugar (change the quantity suiti...
Dudh Puli for Poush Sankranti - Puli Pitha (Bengali flour made Sweet. And puli is the name of the sweet) soaked in milk
Ingredients: 1-cup Rice Flour/flour ( I used flour) 1-cup Grated coconut 4-litre full cream milk Pinch of salt 4/5 Carda...
Kolkata styled Eid walla Mutton Biriyani/ Mutton Biryani –a little healthy but no compromise on taste recipe (Trust me on this!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Eid walla Biriyani for my dearest friend SS Growing up in North Africa, celebrating Eid was part of my childhood. My brother and I ...
My mother’s Gondhoraj Mach (something close would be Fish with Kaffir Lime)
Gondhoraj (aromatic) lebu (lime) is one variety of scented lime available widely in West Bengal, India and Bangladesh. A dash of juice o...
Recipe from the past: Kumro r khosha Diye Mosoor Dal (Red lentil cooked with pumpkin skin)
Recipe from the past: Kumro r khosha Diye Mosoor Dal (Red lentil cooked with pumpkin skin) My parents come from a thrifty background....
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