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A Bengali Brunch: Koraishootir kochuri [Pooris stuffed with a spicy peas masala]
R and I had been dating for many years before we got married. Our conversations used to revolve around our families, our lives together, our cultural differences, amongst many other things which young dating couples from different cultural backgrounds talk … Continue reading
Posted in Bengali cuisine, Brunch, Indian, Main course, Vegetarian
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The simple things in life: Mung Dal [no onion-no garlic]
When life begins to feel complicated, I take a moment to reflect on the meaning of happiness and what it is for me. Is it really a bigger house, more money, an expensive bag or things like that? Yes, I … Continue reading
Posted in Dal / Lentils, Main course, Quick meals, Vegetarian
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