Ghosh Dairy Firm's Gawa Pure Ghee is made out of cow milk; this rich yellowish semi solid product had been a Bengali delicacy since the so called bygone era. Gawa ghee still strikes a very favourite note with rice eaters all over India. This is an item preferred as the first course to be eaten with rice before lunch or dinner. It is also used for frying Luchi [Bengali Puri] and it finds common use in good number of Bengali dishes. A Bengali mother-in-law will still be at a loss without Gawa ghee for well treating her son-in-law.
Bori or sundried lentil drops is not only a Bengali specialty but it also adds to every dish the much needed texture and taste. The Sona Moong Bori is first made into a fine paste and then sun-dried in little pearl shapes. Once dried, the Sona Moong Bori can be had simply by frying the Bori and having it as a crunchy side dish or by putting it into a curry. This unique Bengali specialty will soon become a favorite in the kitchen.
From the refined pallet of the zamindars, the Posto Bori has found its place in quality Bengali cooking. The Posto Bori is made from poppy seeds and makes for a light but tasty appetizer. Had often with potatoes, the Posto Bori can be served in a variety of ways. This unique Bengali specialty will soon become a favorite in the kitchen.
Bengali Posto is an integral part of Bengali cuisine. Bengali Posto is used in various veg and non veg food items and it is a must in every Bengali kitchen. This Bengali Posto Dana is consumed in various forms, occasions and time in all Bengali families.
Bengali Posto (Poppy Seeds) is very popular in every Bengali household and it is an integral part of Bengali cuisine. Bengali Posto is used in various veg and non veg food items and it is a must in every Bengali kitchen. This Bengali Posto Dana is consumed in various forms, occasions and time in all Bengali families. This Posto Dana will remind you of some of the popular Bengali dishes like Aloo Posto, Sukto, Piyaz Posto and so on.
Used across cuisines to add crunch to crusty baked items, creamy nuttiness to fillings and taste and texture to sauces and curries.
In Bengal, this seed paste is had raw, is added to vegetables and also often made into fried patties.
Posto or poppy seeds are one of the more expensive ingredients to be found in an Indian kitchen. In North India, this is used mostly as a thickener for Mughlai dishes like korma and is often optional. But, in Bengal, this is a kitchen staple.