A collection of Babli Mukerji's finest recipes which were handed down to her by her grandmother and mother. Mukerji has simplified the recipes a bit to suit the present day generation without compromising on its taste. These recipes are with minimum of fuss and maximum of flavour with easy-to-follow steps. Now experience the authentic flavours of Bengal with favourites, both classic and contemporary such as dhokar dalna (Bengal gram squares in curry), paturi (fish wrappedd in banana leaves and grilled), mutton kosha (simple mutton curry), luchi (deep-fried flour bread), natun gurer payesh (rice in thickened milk sweetened with jaggery) and many more.
With a comprehensive introduction followed by basic preparations essential in Bengali cooking, this book brings the food delights of Bengal home to your table. You may take a Bengali out of Bengal but you cannot take the love of banglar ranna (cooking) out of the Bengali heart! 101 Bengali Recipes: Traditional Fare for the Modern Cook, a must-have book for not only Bengalis but all lovers of good food.
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Babli Mukerji
The love of cooking took roots in Babli Mukerji's heart at an early age, but the gradual development from a young and enthusistic cook into a passionate foodie was not without obstacles and roadblocks. Born in an era where ladies from genteel families only planned, organized and supervised meals, but did not actually make forays into the kitchen, Mukerji's hands-on culinary efforts did not always meet with approval.
