Come Wednesday, and the full Bengal would be in a festive
spirit. It’s Poila Boishak- the Bengali New Year, right in the middle of a week. But Kolkata doesn’t care.
It becomes just like getting 2 weekends in a week…
I urge all who read this to try at least one thing bong this
Wednesday. I have compiled a list of easy recipes, that’s taken from the heart
and soul of my kitchen. I make these recipes very often, and that’s why they
are completely full/foolproof.
Pinwheel Kachori!
To start with, try this yum inspired Matarshuti Kachori (Pea filled flat-breads), my way. I have given it
a spin by making it in pinwheels and baking it to crispy perfection, instead of
the traditional frying. This serves as a wonderful appetizer, any day of
the week.
Kumro Chokka
For main course, go the veg way by making Kumro Chokka (a dry version of pumpkin
curry). This pairs well with rice, Roti,
and / or paratha
Paneer Gravy-ed and Sumac-ed Cous-cous!!
Or take the paneer route by making my famous Paneer Dalna (paneer curry) with no onion
or garlic. Simple yet clean flavours.
Daab Chingri!!!
If fish is in your mind, then try these super easy recipe of
Daab Chingri (Prawns cooked in a
tender coconut). If you can’t source these tender coconuts then do the same
recipe in a glass dish and stick it in a steamer or a microwave. I prefer to
steam my fishes, which to me tastes much better.
Relishing Hilsa..
Ilish, or hilsa need no introduction. The flavour
just transcends it into a hero of the dinner at a go.
Hansher Dim Kosha- Duck Eggs Fry
But if its eggs that you like, then Dim Kosha is the way forward. You can use duck eggs or simple hen
eggs, but the curry never fails me.
Coco-nutty Goodness!!!
For a quick dessert fix, try my easy peasy Pithe Payesh inspired Coconutty
Goodness. Pithe Payesh is a bong
homemade dessert where a porridge is made with milk, but no rice. In this
recipe I have used semolina and coconut. This is easy to put together and can
be made a day in advance for a party as well.
After such a big Bong dose of yummy food ideas, I am sure
you are inspired enough to throw a full-fledged bong party soon. Cheers!!
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