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December 29, 2021
The Chaunk brings to you the finest Bihari cuisine in the city. The restaurant is always buzzy and is famous for its authentic chutneys and littis that will just melt in your mouth.
December 12, 2021
Looking for a mouth-watering mutton dish? This Parsi sali boti will tantalize your taste buds.
November 25, 2021
If you like mutton curry, you will definitely love this rich and robust black mutton curry from Jharkhand.
October 15, 2021
Kosha Mangsho is an authentic Bengali curry that can easily be made at home. Try this luscious and wonderful recipe today!
October 7, 2021
This simple unassuming eatery is a destination of not rich foods, but equally rich history
October 6, 2021
This simple unassuming eatery is a destination of not rich foods, but equally rich history
September 16, 2021
Gosht Ka Salan recipe is a variation of mutton curry where succulent mutton pieces are tossed in a rich onion-tomato and yogurt-based gravy that gives a fiery, creamy and aromatic burst of flavours to the taste buds.
April 1, 2021
The Nargisi Kofta: A Culinary Puzzle Ensconced In An Egg (Recipe Inside) Nargisi Kofta: This decadent dish with mutton keema gravy and eggs kofta is indulgence overload. Read Time: 6 min Highlights Nargisi Kofta is best made with duck eggs. Follow this recipe to make Nargisi Kofta at home. The First Encounter: It was 2014, perhaps the month of March. At Southern Kolkatas Oudh:1590, my afternoon lunch scene looked delectable with galauti kebabs and biryani, but the marauding gaze of mine rested ...
January 17, 2021
small handful of fresh herbs, chopped (we use parsley and dill) vegetable oil, for deep frying Method: Chop your potatoes into large chunks and add to a pan of water, then bring to the boil and then simmer until soft. Drain and let them steam dry. While your potatoes are cooking, place your fish into a large pan or frying pan, cover with milk and add your bay leaves and some black pepper. Simmer your fish very gently until it flakes apart, making sure it doesnโt boil. Drain your fish ...