Shorshe Posto Chingri Recipe – Succulent prawns in mustard poppy seed sauce is an easy Bengali recipe. This microwave recipe takes just 7 minutes to cook. Bengalis have some relationship…
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Joynagarer Moa Recipe | Bengali Moa Recipe | Bengali Joynagarer Moa Recipe
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuJoynagarer Moa. Joynagarer moa is a seasonal Bengali sweet delicacy prepared from date palm jaggery and puffed rice. This variety of moa originated in Joynagar, West Bengal, India. Here is an easy…
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Rasgulla Recipe | How to Make Rasgulla Recipe | Spongy Rasgulla Recipe
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuRasgulla or Roshogolla is a spongy Bengali dessert made from milk solids. This Rasgulla Recipe is easy to follow. Learn how to make soft spongy rasgulla. A dessert challenge without…
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Chingri Malaikari or Bengali Style Jumbo Prawn cooked in coconut milk gravy
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuChingri Malakari is an authentic Bengali Recipe with jumbo prawns cooked in coconut milk gravy. It has beautiful textures, light spices and is oh so yum. Hello people, I told…
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Bengali Vegan Recipes – Luchi, Cholar Dal & Alur Dom
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuJump to Recipe – Luchi | Cholar Dal | Alur Dom Luchi, Cholar Dal and Alur Dom are quintessential Bengali festive feast essentials. Complete vegan and complete indulgence. You will…
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Doi potol is a hit vegetarian delicacy of every Bengali Kitchen. Pointed gourd or potol cooked in spices and yogurt. Learn how to make Bengali doi potol As a…
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Product Review – Chingri Malai Curry with Hudson Canola Oil
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuLet me update on some more Bong food. ‘Chingri’, as we call the prawns, is very popular among Bengalis. We love batter fried prawns, prawn curries, prawn with vegetables and…
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Aamer Chutney or Mango Chutney
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuSo I am back again in this space after some centuries. Before you people forget me completely let me quickly start blogging once again and get some great recipes for…
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Payesh – Rice Kheer
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuIf you are a Bengali you can never escape the evergreen ‘payesh’. You have any traditional function, any festival or even a birthday payesh is omnipresent. Payesh or rice kheer is…
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Prawn in poppy seed sauce
by Tina Basuby Tina BasuPrawns can be cooked in almost every way that you might like – sauté, stir fry, deep fry, curry, baked – almost anything. Curry obviously is a major part of…