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View all »Peyajkoli Bhaja
A stir-fry with onion-blossom stalk
- 40 mins
- 160kcal
Bhetki Machher Jhol
With winter vegetables
- 45 mins
- 208kcal
Kacha Tetuler Tok
A light, green-tamarind chutney
- 30 mins
- 103kcal
Duck Vindaloo
Hot-sour-spicy duck slow-cooked with garlic, vinegar and spices
- 60 mins
- 365kcal
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View all »Mutton Kosha
Slow-cooked, rich, bengali mutton curry
- 3 hours
- 560kcal
Katla Machher Kalia
The biyebari-style fish kalia that everyone loves
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- kcal
Roti
The secret behind soft rotis/phulkas that stay soft even when cold
- 45 minutes
- 68kcal
Potoler Dorma with Dal Filling
with chholar dal (Bengal gram) stuffing
- 2 hours
- kcal
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Autumn in Bengal
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Kacha Tetuler Tok
A light, green-tamarind chutney
- 30 mins
- 103kcal
Jolpai diye Chaltar Chutney
A seasonal chutney with elephant apple and Indian olives, made during autumn
- 40 mins
- 69kcal
Garur Dal
A special dal that uses vegetables that are in season for exactly one week
- 2 hours
- 162kcal
Amra'r Chutney
A sweet, sour Bengali chutney made from two kinds of hog plum (biliti amra and deshi amra), spiced with bhaja masala
- 30 minutes
- 73kcal