My unaccounted for absence from nurturing my own blog is unpardonable. I am fully aware of my faults and follies.
Even then, Bengali New Year is occasion enough to share my thoughts, my experiments in kitchen and then either feel good at my successes or be sad. But as I am celebrating Nabonbarsho, I am committed to feel happy and bring a wide green on your faces as well.
These days I am training myself to create menus with sole consideration of the stockpile in my refrigerator and freezer. Hence, while struggling to imagine something new with the ordinary cuts of a whole bhetki fish, frozen and lying to get used up in my freezer, I decided to try out Bhetki r paturi in Convection mode.
But, in Gurgaon, the erstwhile Gurugram, that Duryodhana had gifted his Guru Dronacharya, locating plantain plants is difficult. In these moments of true Bong crisis with food, I was desperate to hoot the one and only vendor selling in DLF...By the way he sells a leaf for Rs 75. Hence, ventured to basically acquire banana leaves, free of cost, with no ambition of being fairplay queen.
Final product was yummy, heavenly
Am a Mom, a Home Chef, and a Communication Strategy Consultant. Just back from a four year long sabbatical in Europe with husband and hence trying our best to learn living life after kids leave home for studies. Invite you to come for my tea-time chats where I will share my experiences in parenting, professional hurdles, recipes, life and household management hacks, relationships and many more important topics. So let the kettle whistle while we get ready for our tea-time chats.
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