Bangladesh Recipes Spicy


Bangladeshi food varies between very sweet and mild to extremely spicy, and even tourists

from other South East Asian countries find the food spicy.,,

It closely resembles north-east Indian and S.E. Asian food – more than any other part of the

 Subcontinent, most likely due to geographic and cultural proximity...

Bangladeshi meals almost always include plain white rice or bhat. Fried rice, in the forms of

 polao and biriyani, are mostly eaten on special occasions....

 The most important flavours in Bangladeshi cuisine are garlic, ginger, lime, coriander,

cumin, turmeric and chili. In sweet dishes, cardamom and cinnamon are amongst the

 natural flavours...

Fresh sweet water fish is one of its most distinctive features; Bengal’s countless rivers,

 ponds and lakes teem with innumerable varieties of fish such as rohu, hilsa, koi or pabda

. Almost every village across Bengal has aquaculture ponds, and at least one meal a day

 will include a fish dish...

The variety of fruits and vegetables on offer is amazing. A plethora of gourds, roots &

 tubers, leafy greens, succulent stalks, lemons and limes, eggplants, onions, plantain,

 beans, okra, banana tree stems and flowers, jackfruit and pumpkins are available the

 produce markets...

Chicken & mutton are always the favorite meat items across Bangladesh. Beef is more 


popular now & often cooked in nawabi style, influenced by Awadhi cuisine. Pork is eaten 


mainly by anglo-Christian community & tribal people...


Bangladesh Cuisine, Food & Recipes

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