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Friday, April 28, 2017
Kamola Rasmalai/Orange Cheese Dumpling in Orange Cream
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Instant Organic Ghee
Authentic Ghee or clarified butter is always made of raw milk from cows, originated in India thousand years ago. This quintessential fat is very important in Indian cooking to enhance rich taste and flavor. Ghee is served as condiment as well. My mother used to make traditional ghee from clotted cream collected every time by boiling whole milk. Then churned to produce butter that is melted over low heat until golden in color and milk solids at the bottom.
Friday, April 21, 2017
Lamb Saagwala/Lamb Curry with Spinach Pesto
This exotic meat dish was originated in North India. Meat is pressure cooked for a while then simmered in a spicy fragrant gravy with onion, garlic-ginger paste, yogurt and dry aromatic spices until tender. Recipe is almost same like Lamb Curry with the addition of spinach and kashurimethi(dry fenugreek leaves) at the end of the cooking process. It's a smart way to feed greens to kids!! My teen has named it "Curried Lamb with Spinach Pesto".
Friday, April 14, 2017
Kamola Bhog/ Orange Cheese Dumpling
Kamolabhog, an orange flavored soft Rashogolla(cheese dumpling) is one of the delicacies of West Bengal. Method is same as Rashogolla with the addition of orange juice and orange color. If you know how to make perfect Rashogolla then making Kamolabhog is as easy as you can imagine.
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Phoollkopi Aloor Tarkari/Cauliflower Curry with Potato n Peas
Kumoror Chokka/Diced Pumpkin and Potato Curry
Diced pumpkin and potato curry with whole Bengal gram and flavorful spices is a very simple pure vegetarian curry of Bengali cuisine. A delicious side dish using just a few basic pantry ingredients that takes 30 minutes or less to make. It's orange buttery flesh is high in fiber, improves eyesight and a good source of vitamins and minerals. Pumpkin is one of the main elements of lot of Bengali vegetarian dishes.
Friday, April 7, 2017
Shorshe Salmon/ Wild Salmon in a Mustard Gravy
Salmon, simmered in a spicy mustard gravy served with steamed rice is renowned in the Bengali households in USA. There is nothing fancy or elaborate preps in this curry. You just need 30 minutes or less to make this hearty fish curry. Make it as hot as you like but without adding too much heat it will taste great too. The raw fish smeared with turmeric and salt can be added directly in the simmering gravy or can be lightly fried to get rid of raw smell. I prefer wild salmon but any variety is fine. I fry very lightly but never cook it through. Then I add them in the slow simmering gravy for 8-10 minutes and result is awesome, tender and juicy salmon nicely coated with mustard sauce. Make sure not to overcook salmon or else it will dry out.
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