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Winter in Dhaka brings stylish celebrations, with saree styling embracing timeless elegance. Faux furs, velvet jackets, and cardigan-blouse pairings revive vintage charm. From regal...
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Thousands of miles from where the 2,000-year-old grain bowl called lei cha, or "thunder tea rice", was first created in China, Hakka chef Pang...
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Enjoy a refreshing Aam Pora Shorbot for Pohela Boishakh—a simple recipe is included!
The colorful Bengali New Year, Pohela Boishakh, demands a joyous celebration and traditional cuisine. Aam Pora Shorbot, a mango cocktail that combines sweetness, sourness,...
The No Sugar Challenge That Almost Broke Me
The no-sugar challenge was to be an easy self-improvement project. I had read so much about its benefits like weight loss, clearer skin, and...
Crispy & Spicy Cauliflower Pakora: A Perfect Snack Delight
It is among all South Asian favorite snacks. In a nutshell, the Spicy Cauliflower Pakora simply refers to a well-battered spiced cauliflower in a...
The Iconic Taste of Bogura Curd: A Sweet Legacy of Tradition
Bogurar doi, also known as curd originating from Bogura, holds a pride of place in the culinary and cultural identities of Bangladesh. Originating from...
Pata Bora, or crispy jute leaf fritters, is the ideal dish for Pohela Boishakh.
Light and traditional Bangladeshi snacks provide consolation as the summer heat builds. A tasty and simple dessert, jute leaf fritters (Pata Bora) are ideal...
