Wednesday, April 15, 2009

A Walkthrough of Bengali Cuisine

I did a write up on Bengali Cuisine for Indian Food Trail Series for dear Sailaja of Sailus Food.

I was delighted that she posted the article today on Poila Baisakh

Go over and check it out if you want to know more about the Bengali Cuisine. Ok go over and check it out even if you don't want to. While you are there check out all others on the Indian Food Trail series.

This is the link to the article:
Bengali Cuisine -- by Sandeepa of Bong Mom's CookBook

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Posted by Bong Mom at 4/15/2009 06:33:00 PM
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12 comments:

  1. Khuje pelam na to.. link ta maharashtra ... te link korchey..could not find yours..will go back again.
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  2. absolutely loved your write up Sandeepa! It felt like I was watching a home video, with your words being the commentary guiding us along a lovingly served meal. I am craving Bangali food now :(
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  3. happy new year, dear sandeepa.
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  4. Khub bhalo likhecho Sandeepa! Could visualise everything on my lunch plate. :-)
    Veggie versionta khub thoughtful. :-)
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  5. Happy New Year, Sandeepa. :)
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  6. Hey tell me honestly are you planning to publish a book good write up dear!!! I have had very lil Bengali cuisine so far, something that I would like to learn more now...
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  7. Happy new year to you Sandeepa. I loved the article, always nice to know about other cultures and celebrations! :)
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  8. Hi Sandeep,

    I always enjoy reading your write up's. Loved it. Really nice ,Happy New year.
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  9. Checked. I've been planing a Bengali meal for ages now. So, will use that post! :)
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  10. prithome nabobarshe'r anek shubhechcha tomay aar tomar mishti meyeder. anekdin bade online elam aar ese tomar esei tomar write up ta porlam. asadharon laglo.
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  11. San, wonderful article on Bengali cuisine. I did read abt starting the meal with bitter dish in one of ur post. To tell u the truth, i haven't had the chance to taste typical Bengali home food other than usual fair that we get in market like rasgulla, sandeesh etc. One day i hope to cook Bengali thali:)
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  12. Hi sandeepa,
    wanted to read the article at peace ...though I had seen it the day u posted it :)
    OOOO! beautiful...reading the article was such a wonderful insight into Bengali household cooking and varied dishes for veg and non-v guests. Superb! Iloved the read.
    LOL am a bong partailly ;) that means konkani married to a bong :)
    Thanks for ur visit and wishes at my blog hope to c u more often.
    TC
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