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Five delicious Bengali-style khichuri (kichuri) recipes
1. Dry Spiced Khichuri, or Bhuna Khichuri Ingredients: - 1 cup basmati or gobindobhog rice - 1/4 cup yellow lentil moong dal - two bay leaves, four cloves, two cardamom, and one-inch cinnamon - 1 large onion (sliced)
By Snigdha Ahmed 10 months ago in Feast
What Is Biltong — And Why Is It Becoming So Popular?
In the age of hyper-processed snacks, sugary protein bars, and mystery meat sticks, it’s no wonder people are beginning to crave something more… real. Something with fewer ingredients, more flavor, and a heritage that predates food marketing and mass production.
By The Drying Rack10 months ago in Feast
Bengali New Year (Pohela Boishakh): A Celebration of Culture, Unity, and Renewal. Content Warning.
New Year, or Pohela Boishakh, is one of the most cherished cultural festivals among Bengalis around the world, especially in Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal. It marks the first day of the Bengali calendar and usually falls on April 14th or 15th, depending on the region. This lively festival combines tradition, pride in one's culture, and joy for the whole community in a beautiful way.
By MD. Shamimur Alam10 months ago in Feast
Cesar Chavez: A Legacy of Justice and Compassion
Early Life and Hardships Cesar Estrada Chavez was born on March 31, 1927, near Yuma, Arizona, into a Mexican-American family. His early years were tough. During the Great Depression, his family lost their farm and became migrant workers, moving across California to find jobs. As a child, Cesar worked long hours in the fields with his parents. These experiences showed him how farmworkers were treated unfairly—low pay, unsafe conditions, and discrimination.
By Anna-Maria11 months ago in Feast








