My recipes !!


Being a foodie I always love to cook. Here are some of my favorite preparations.  




Pakhala platter for Pakhala divas 2020

Badi Chura ( Coarsely ground fried gram dumplings with green chillies, garlic and chopped onions
Macha Munfda Chencheda (Head and Tail of Rohu Fish cooked with Chana dal and mélange of vegetables

Kalara Aloo chana ( Deep fried Bitter gourd and potatoes 

Kancha Kadali Aloo bhaja ( Green Plantain Potatoes shallow fry with mild spices)
Tomato poda luna pani ( Smashed  Shallow fried tomato, fried dumplings, lemon, onions, Roasted garlic , green chillies)
                                                                                Fry-Ums


Pabda Macha Sorisha - Badi Tarkari
Pabda Fish ( A type of Cat fish cooked with badi ( Gram dumplings ) in mustard - poppy seed paste 








Mango chutney


































































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