Jump To Recipe Elo Jhelo Nimki, a traditional Bengali sweet, is often served during festive occasions like Durga Puja or Bijoya Dashami. This delicious pastry that has been deep-fried and covered in sugar syrup is a visually stunning and flavourful delicacy. Elo Jhelo is a delightful snack or a delightful treat to have with a … Read more
Jump To Recipe Kucho nimki is one of Bengalis’ favourite snacks. Small, diamond-shaped pieces of dough are perfectly deep-fried to a golden brown. It’s crispy and savoury and often enjoyed with a cup of tea in the afternoon. However, Kucho nimki is more than just a snack—it has a strong cultural connection with the Bengali … Read more
Jump To Recipe Taler Malpua is a favorite dish in Bengali households during Janmashtami for generations. This recipe is believed to be one of Lord Krishna’s favorite foods, and its preparation is seen as a way to honor him. The tradition of making this recipe from the tal fruit dates back centuries, with recipes being passed … Read more
Jump To Recipe Pachon is a traditional Bengali dish prepared on the occasion of Chaitra Sankranti, which marks the end of the Bengali calendar year. It’s a dish made with various types of vegetables, each contributing its unique flavour profile, ranging from sour, spicy, and tangy, to mildly sweet. It is said that by consuming … Read more
Jump To Recipe When we talk about ‘Bhoger Khichuri Recipe,’ it reminds me of school. For me, ‘Bhoger Khichuri Recipe’ signifies Saraswati Puja in school. I used to eagerly await that day throughout the year. Dressing up in a saree, going to school with friends, and enjoying ‘Bhoger Khichuri’ together made that day truly special. … Read more
Jump To Recipe Patishapta is one of my favourite pitha in Bengali culture, during the Poush Sankranti festival, which brings warm comfort to the frosty air of January. The day before the festival, my mother would begin preparing pitha, and we, her eager helpers, would be by her side. With practised ease, she’d shape rice … Read more
Jump To Recipe Story behind Sondesh Recipe.The small town of Shillong, which is tucked away in the middle of nature, offers a poignant tale of a valued family tradition that has been passed down through the ages. A simple yet elegant tin box (container) with a tiger’s face that has been used for more than … Read more
The delicious Narkeler Tokti, which is practically lost to history, was once the epitome of Bijoya Dashami celebrations. This unique occasion was associated with a variety of coconut-based desserts during the time of the Dida-Thakuma (grandmothers), including Narkeler Tokti, Sandesh, and Naru. These were the comforting foods that drew family and friends together for Durga … Read more
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