Hina Khan never shies away from savoring mouth-watering delicacies. She savors delicious delicacies at home, while traveling and even during festivals. So, this Navratri, as we all were busy enjoying a variety of delicacies, Hina also did something special. guess what? On Ashtami, the actress had a heavenly meal. She shared a glimpse of her authentic Bengali thali on Instagram Stories and we couldn’t stop abusing. Their ‘Ashtami special’ meal served on a traditional banana leaf includes: luchi And Aloo Dum, We can also see a bowl which seemed to be sweet.
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For those who don’t know, luchi It is basically fried poori which is prepared with flour or maida. And, it’s usually best paired with something mildly spicy and slightly sweet. Aloo Dum Curry, also known as alur dum, He said, “Ashtami Special – Luchi Aloo.”
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Do you also like traditional Bengali cuisine? If yes, then you can cook a good authentic Bengali food at home and enjoy it today. Recipes? We have listed some below for you. Add these recipes to your menu and impress your family with your cooking skills.
1)launder
This is a must for a proper Bengali meal. It basically consists of fried chana dal cakes that are marinated with potato cubes dipped in a delicious gravy cooked with various spices. Usually washed dal is made with steamed rice and it tastes very delicious.
Are you fond of fish curry? If you have, then prepare this wonderful curry for yourself at home. This thick and spicy dish will instantly lift your mood. Here, pieces of fish are cooked in a tangy and spicy yogurt based gravy. The dish has the perfect balance of spices and flavours.
3) broke down
It is a hit in Bengali households. Also known as tok dal or aam dal, this dish ensures a relaxed dining experience. And the best part is that it is ready in about fifteen minutes. The Bengali style raw mango dal is a delicious dish that you must try.
If a bowl of khichdi makes you happy, add this recipe to your cookbook. Bengali style khichdi is quick, easy and delicious. So, if you are not in the mood to prepare an elaborate meal, have it. Eat it with a little ghee on top.
5) Payesh
How can you talk about authentic Bengali food and not mention Payesh’s name? This is probably another form of kheer. It is a mouth-watering dessert that contains the goodness of milk, rice and dry fruits like almonds, raisins and cashews. Are you drooling already?
So, when are you going to make all these dishes and treat your taste buds?