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Peyazi
When it is raining heavily and it is tea-time and hunger pangs start, do try this Bengali version of onion fritters that is as delicious as the popular pyaz ke pakode.
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Chirer Polao
Pressed rice cooked with vegetables and some spices make a delicious breakfast snack. You can say this is a Bengali version of the Maharashtrian batata pohe.
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Paneer Dalna
Paneer sabzis from the North are very popular. But one should definitely try the Bengali way of cooking paneer with green peas and their other staple, potatoes.
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Luchi
Luchis are to East India, what puris are to the West, North and Central India… Just that maida replaces wheat here. This is Sanjeev Kapoor exclusive recipe.
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Rasmalai
Rasmalai means celebration, rasmalai means joy, rasmalai means happiness. Who wants an occasion to celebrate?! Any day this soft, flattened chenna discs soaked in flavoured milk is welcome
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Doi Mach
From the land of hilsa, comes Doi Mach. Fish marinated in a simple curd marinade and cooked with whole spices. A simple and light fish preparation served with steamed rice is a meal to remember.
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Ilish Macher Sorse Jhol
The heart and soul of every Bengali household, the hilsa fish cooked in a sharp, pungent mustard paste is a perfect accompaniment to steamed rice.
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