Snakehead Fish Do Pyaza, a Dish to Satisfy in One Taste
Shol fish cooked do pyaza style with plenty of fried onion and spices makes a satisfying dish to eat with rice.
Shol fish cooked do pyaza style with plenty of fried onion and spices makes a satisfying dish to eat with rice.
Prawn peyaju, crisp outside and juicy inside, adds a new twist to the familiar iftar fritters.
A traditional koi fish kalia with slow-cooked onion and spices brings back the taste of old home cooking.
A quick recipe for cucumber and shrimp, a light dish to serve with rice or pulao on hot days.
A light and healthy dish of red lentils with ash gourd for sehri, with the recipe.
A nutritious potato soup that is light on the stomach and restores energy at iftar, with the full recipe.
A simple recipe for milk and tokma seed sharbat, a cooling iftar drink that restores energy after a day of fasting.
With boiled eggs and a few everyday ingredients, you can make a soft, fragrant roast without any chicken.
Garlic peas, made with fresh or frozen peas, garlic and butter, are a quick side dish or light afternoon snack.
Crispy potato doughnuts made with boiled potato and semolina are a homemade alternative to bought fast food for tea or iftar.
Gulab jamun, a favourite sweet for birthdays, weddings and guests, can be made at home with a few simple ingredients.
With new potatoes in the market, achari aloo dum, potatoes cooked in a spiced yoghurt and pickle sauce, makes a different dish for a day off.
A mild, pale-coloured chicken bhuna offers a traditional yet different dish for the table when guests visit.