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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Hilsha / Ilish Festival at Home

When we went to the “International Food Bazar” in Bellevue I made a sudden discovery. It was a pack of Kochur-lati just on the shelve beside the Hilsa.

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My bong soul didn’t even let me think twice. Before we realized we were back in the car with our bags filled with the goodies. The next day we had a Hilsa festival at home. The spread was breath-taking, at least it took my breath away :)

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I have posted the recipes already, here goes the links

  1. Hilsha roe fried (come on you don’t need a recipe for that!!)
  2. Kochur lati
  3. Patla Jhol
  4. Bhape

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Spread your thoughts said...

Ma'am I just love your all recipe's that you've posted here.