“Pasta what are these?” “Maraschino cherry momma and Fresh cherry!” “kiiiiii! once more please!” “Maraschino cherry!!” Pasta how about “Only Cherry” beta! I mean you are just 3.5 darling! don’t kill me with your hilarious vocabulary! and why don’t you speak like other kids! How about some poem or something on the easier side”, I…
Narkel diye Niramish Ghugni | Bengali No Onion No Garlic Ghugni or Yellow Peas Curry with Fried Coconut
Be it after Bijaya Dashami or any uninformed visit to her, Dida was always kind enough to cook the best Niramish Ghugni for me over the years with fried sliced Coconut. Neither dry nor runny, a bit massy and with a few peas intact, with the fainted smell of Ghee, Narkel diye Niramish Ghugni was…
Two in One Sondesh; not the ice cream!
I am presently enjoying a lethargic phase in life; well not typically when it comes to my official work but obviously including of anything and everything related to my home. This means that no cooking (well almost) and as a result, I recently appointed a “Rannar Mashi” (cook) who fortunately is an amazing cook. With…
Restaurant style Paneer Makhanwala | Paneer Makhanwala
Juliet: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet”. I am nothing but tempted to start this post with the famous monologue of William Shakespeare! Well I am neither out of the mind nor had 2-3 glasses of wine but just tempted and why not…
Daab Chingri | Prawn Cooked in Tender Coconut
Back to back 6 posts in Debjanir Rannaghar on review, experience, travel but not recipe! Hmm this is what happened this time and you may wonder why! Well it is not that I am tired of cooking or I am busy with other things but the reason is the topic of the post I was…
Chocolate dipped Coconut Mawa Laddu | Chocolate dipped Narkel Mawa Naru
Holi is always being special to me… I love the festival of colours; I prefer to celebrate it as much as possible; I try to cook something special for Holi …Gujia is something that I try to make every year on Holi and this year along with the Gujias I made something really cute and tasty;…
Natun Aloor Dum | Bengali Dum Aloo
It is a week-long winter holiday for me and I am spending time with my little one and obviously cooking different winter delicacies these days apart from my baking venture. The dish that I am going to elaborate today is like a comforting winter delicacy to mine! A spiced Potato based Curry which is nothing…
Baked Kesari Sandesh with Sugar Free Diet Sugar
Chini kum hain, chini kum hain thodi thodi tujhme hain kum Kum kum ….Humdum! I didn’t find anything but this amazing Hindi song to start this post meant for a sweet with no added Sugar! We can sing a song to try to change a person who is typical Chini Kum type (with no sweetness…
Lyangcha from Shaktigarh to Debjani’s Kitchen | Langcha, Bengali Sweet
Listening to a particular romantic song for around 10 times within a span of 1 hour! Yes I am continuously listening to “Banke titli dil uda uda hain kahi dur” since last one hour while editing pictures for this post! A sweetest note just perfect to cherish the sweetness of an authentic bong delicacy; nothing…
Karachi Halwa | Bombay Karachi Halwa | Corn Flour Halwa
A sweet with amazing name and obviously awesome taste; Karachi Halwa or Bombay Karachi Halwa is what I made on the eve of Kalipuja (Known as Choti Diwali in Northern states) this year. I first heard about Karachi Halwa when I was in Delhi and tasted it for the first time at Chandni Chowk’s famous…
