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Afelia’s Falafels

Don’t you just love it when you’re put on the spot and improvise, only to realise you have discovered an excellent recipe? I do too! Afelia’s Falafels were the result of being put on the spot one day when my brother in law turned up at my house (over a year ago) and I discovered to my shock horror […]

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Bengali Roast Chicken

A Bengali Roast Chicken (often pronounced as ‘Roosht’, by Bengalis) is often served as a starter to a formal invitation for guests (dawat) or to the start of a wedding meal. This is a very popular dish and is one of the most popular starters amongst Bangladeshis alongside Tandoori Chicken. I’ve never quite understood why […]

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30 Minute Chicken Karahi

Subscribe to my YouTube Channel now I love shopping and will jump at the chance at any given opportunity, even when I know I need to cook for lunch and don’t have anything prepared…..now that’s what I call dedication, lol! But hey, why worry when you can come home and have a 30 Minute Chicken Karahi […]

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Nunor Bora

These savoury rice flour snacks are a taste which take me back to my childhood; my mum would make these fresh at the weekend and she would serve it with a meat or chicken curry, simply delicious! A popular morning/afternoon snack in Bangladesh, Nunor Bora are commonly served on the day of Eid (Muslim celebration). They are […]

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Pear Surprise

Prepare to be surprised by my Pear Surprise recipe, another one of my experiments in the kitchen! I had some leftover Madeira cake that wasn’t being eaten so I decided to pair it up with some canned pear halves and a whipped cream dessert topping. Similar to a trifle but without all the jelly making […]

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Lamb Shanks

Lamb Shanks are popular in many cultures/cuisines and not just in Bangladeshi cuisine. It’s a dish many people have grown up eating and adoring, but never thought of actually cooking, because it seems like an arduous task. I don’t recall eating Lamb Shanks like this as a child but I do know my dad would […]

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Soi Fita (Rice Dumplings)

Soi Fita are traditional Bengali rice dumplings, eaten on special occasions such as Eid. Soi Fita can be eaten as a sweet or savoury dish; fry in ghee till crunchy and drizzle with honey or maple syrup for a sweet treat or serve with lamb/chicken curry for a more substantial meal, try it with my […]

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Chocolate Brownies

I’ve been baking these Chocolate Brownies for years and they are a huge hit within my own family, as well as with my extended family and guests. A brownie is a cross between a chocolate cake and a soft cookie in texture, these particular ones are very ‘cake-like’ but are moist and dense at the […]

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Chilli Paneer

One of my favourite things to eat is Chilli Paneer! Paneer is an Indian cheese made from curdling milk, the solids are squeezed to remove all liquid and subsequently used in cooking. For many Indians who are strict vegetarians, paneer forms an essential part of their diet being a good source of protein. On its own […]

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Curried Barbecue Wings

Let’s face it, in an ideal world none of us would have to or want to cook…..right? We would spend less time in the kitchen and more time doing the things we love and why not, it’s totally possible when you have recipes like my Curried Barbecue Wings. I find some of my quickest and tastiest […]

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