Bengali touch

Dig into the tasty cuisine of Bengal with these dishes

March 15, 2015 04:55 pm | Updated 04:55 pm IST

Rohu sorso

Rohu sorso

Rohu sorso

Ingredients Rohu - 4 pieces

Mustard seeds - 40 gm

Green chilli - 5

Ginger - 40 gm

Garlic - 40 gm

Turmeric - 10 gm

Onion paste -100 gm

Mustard oil - 100 ml

Salt to taste

Yogurt - 40 gm

Red chilli powder - 40 gm

Cumin powder – half teaspoon

Kalonje – 1/2 teaspoon

Water - 1 and a half cup

Coriander leaves to garnish

Preparation Clean the fish pieces and marinate with half of turmeric and salt. Then heat the oil in a kadai and fry fish pieces till golden brown.

Now in the remaining oil add kalonje and ginger garlic paste. Add onion paste. Cook for some time then add chilli and turmeric powder. Add water, cook it for 15 minutes.

Add mustard paste. Add fried fish, simmer it for five to seven minutes. Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve hot with steamed rice or ghee bhaat

Cholar dal

Ingredients Channa dal - 200 gm

Panch phoran - 10gm

Oil - 100 ml

Ghee - 75 gm

Turmeric powder - 10 gm

Green chilli - 5

Bay leaves - 4

Ginger - 40 gm

Coriander leaves – 50 gm

Preparation Boil the channa dal with turmeric powder, bay leaves and chopped ginger. When dal is boiled, keep aside. Heat oil in a pan, add panch phoran, add boiled dal. Boil it for five to seven minutes. Add ghee. Serve hot garnished with chopped coriander leaves.

The author is Executive Chef, Four Point Sheraton

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