ShareHi, had been writing about Bengali cuisine all these time, so just thought of changing your taste a bit. There was a Nepali cook at my place a long time ago; he used to cook the potato in Tibetan style.
Well I was in school then and this had been my lunch during the break for many a days. It tasted so good with roti or paratha. All my class mates used to run behind me to have a spoonful of the curry.
So here it goes for you all.
Ingredients:

Potato (aalu): …

ShareHello everybody ,
I had been busy with my profession  so couldn’t give much time to my hobby. I am sorry for my absence. Would be writing about a new recipe tomorrow.Till then please do bear with me.

ShareHi.
I had been writing about chicken, fish and vegetables all these while. I think my eggetarian viewers will be angry with me. So this goes to all those who are in love with eggs “Sunday ho ya Monday, roj khaiye aande”. This was from the advertisement that used to be telecasted on DDI years ago.
The egg curry is a very simple one; anybody can cook it in no time, especially when you are thinking of what to cook for a lat e night dinner.
Ingredients:
Egg (dim): 4
Potato (aalu): 4 medium …

ShareServes 6
Thanks all for making my post in the 100 hits list of blogs. So lets have something special one this occasion. It goes to those potato lovers, who still don’t give a damn to the extra weight. For those who really do, you can sacrifice that for a day and try this out.
Ingredients:
Potato (aalu): 8 big ones
Onions (peyaj): 4 medium sized
Ginger paste (aada bata): 2 table-spoons
Garlic (rasun): 6 cloves
Curd (doi): 200ml
Coconut milk (narkeler dudh): 1 ½ cup
Garam masala (only Elaichi and cardamon)
Green chilli (kachaa lanka): 4
Turmeric powder (halud guro): …

ShareServes: 4

Its Monday today, most of the houses prefer to vegetarian food, no difference at my place too. So cooked cabbage today and of course Bengali style. My maternal gets a credit for this, she cooks this dish, just too well. I have never tasted somebody cook better badha kopir tarkari than her.
There are lots of option to make it spicier and tastier, I will start with the basic requirements and eventually add the addendums.
Ingredients:

Cabbage (Bandha Kopi): 1 medium sized

Ginger paste (Aada bata): 2 table spoons

Potatoes (aalu) : 2/3, …

ShareThis is a new style of chicken I cooked a few days ago. It was absolutely experimental, but it turned out to be good. So posting it in this blog.
Serves 4
Ingredients:
Chicken (murgi): 1kg
Onions (peyaj): 5 medium sized ones
Tomato: 2 medium sized
Potato (aalu): 4 pieces
Mustard oil (sarser tel): 4 tablespoon
Ginger garlic paste (aada-rasun baata): 2 tea-spoons
Garlic (rasun): 4/5 cubes
Turmeric powder (haluder guro): 1 tea-spoon
Chilli powder (sukno lankar guro): 2 tea-spoons
Kasuri methi: 2 tea-spoons
Salt to taste
Preparation:
· Wash the chicken well. Take chicken, two …

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Update:
This was the first post I wrote on Cook Like a Bong, the then Here I Cook. Due to the popularity of this post I thought of updating it for my own good, and also for those who come and visit this blog. I used to have an wordpress account at that time and started writing random recipes then. After this one there had been more than 120 posts till today and many more updates …