Bengali Kalo Jeere Aloor Torkari
Kalo Jeere Diye Aloor Torkari is a bright, warm yellow coloured Bengali style Potato gravy dish. Chunky potato pieces sauteed in nigella seed and green chilli flavoured oil, then simmered…
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Kalo Jeere Diye Aloor Torkari is a bright, warm yellow coloured Bengali style Potato gravy dish. Chunky potato pieces sauteed in nigella seed and green chilli flavoured oil, then simmered…
Pesarattu, Green Moong Dal Dosa recipe or Green gram Dosa is a savoury, crispy but not flaky protein-rich vegetarian low-prep Breakfast.
Juicy, chunky prawns seared in mustard oil, simmered in classic Bengali coconut and poppyseed gravy, a dish that you can make in 20 minutes.
Shorshe Bhapa Maach -Steamed Salmon in Mustard Paste – A mighty Salmon gravy with a traditional Bengali spin that makes the dish so unique.
Shobji Diye Bhaja Muger Dal or Bengali Moong Dal with Vegetable- a handful of lentils, some freezer-friendly veggies and few whole spices transform into a pot of deliciousness that is easy to cook, nutritious, super healthy.
Lau Posto ( Bottle gourd cooked in Poppy seed paste) Recipe – easy to make and comforting Bengali side dish is perfect for a hot summer day.
Chura Matar or Chooda Matar or Matar Poha recipe is very popular winter delicacy in Banaras. I tried this breakfast recipe in my quarantine cooking.
The boiled Egg sandwich is a practical finger food choice for kids birthday parties, potluck, picnic, I often pack this sandwiches for my daughter’s lunch box too!
Kanda Batata Poha, this super tasty savoury Breakfast made with Poha (rice flakes), Kanda(onion), Batata( Potato), Peanuts and some Indian pantry staple spices.