Delicious Food of Bangladesh


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Natural and Delicious Bangladeshi food famous for world.Historically,Bangladeshi's people secured food through two methods: hunting and gathering, and agriculture.Rice and fish main delicious food of Bangladesh's people.This is the most famous Bengali cuisine may be. The most tasty Hilsha fish is found in river Padma but sad part is Bangladeshi Padma's Hilshas are mostly exported to West Bengal.

The lands of our Bangladesh are very fertile.Paddy,jute,sugarcane,seasonal fruits,vegetables etc.grow plenty.

hilsha fish curry
There are some dishes that Bangladesh can boast of, since they compare well with all other dishes of the world and even those of international repute. You cannot forget Nan with Chicken Masala or beef or
mutton kabab, plain bhat with Hilsher Jhol (light gravy of Hilsa) or Hilsha Bhaji (Hilsa fry) or even Shajina Data Jhol with Aalu (potato), all of which are outstandingly delicious.





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Tea is a very popular drink all over the world.Delicious food By drinking tea,people get energy to work and freshen their mind.In Bangladesh ,it grows only in the hilly districts of Sylhet and Chittagong.It removes tiredness .Tea is a pleasant drink.Every year,we earn a lot of foreign currency by exporting tea.
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tea garden
Bangladeshi's Tea is an aromatic beverage commonly prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over ... After water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world.Tea is delicious Drink food.There are various kinds tea.There are tea products Green Tea, Herbal Tea, Iced Tea, Black Tea, Red Tea, White Tea, etc.
Vegetable  any herbaceous plant whose fruit, seeds, roots, tubers, bulbs, leaves etc are used as food. Nearly 100 different types of vegetable comprising both local and exotic type are grown in Bangladesh (table). Vegetable is important for nutritional, financial, and delicious food security in Bangladesh.
 
Table  Major vegetables grown in Bangladesh.

English name                                                            Local name  

Indian spinach (green)
Puishak (sabuj)
Indian spinach (red)
Puishak (lal)
Spinach
Palonggshak
Beet
Beet
Goose foot
Bathua
Marsh herb
Helencha
Lettuce
Lettuce
Water spinach
Kolmi
Kangkong 
Gima kolmi
Sweet potato
Misti alu
Carrot
Gajor
Indian penny wort
Thankuni
Parseley
Parseley
Celery
Celery 
White yam
Matey alu
---
Pesta alu 
Cassava
Shimul alu 
Eddoe
Mukhikachu
Tannia
Dudkachu
Tannia
Moulavikachu
Giant taro
Mankachu
Elephant foot aroid
Olkachu
Drumstick
Shajina
Plantain
Kanchkala
Green papaya
Papay
Bunching onion
---
Asparagus
Asparagus
Sorrel
Tak palangg
Jute leaf
Patpata
Water lily
Shapla
Giant carandilla
Sheeta lau
Immature jack fruit
Echad
Baby corn
Choto bhutta
---
Malencha
Wood sorrel 
Amrulshak
Garden purslane 
Nunia
Fern
Dhekishak
Water plantai
Shamkala

Cabbage
Bandhakopi
Cauliflower
Phulkopi
Kholrabi
Olkopi
Chinese cabbage
China kopi
Petsai
Nati shak
Saishin
China shak
Mustard green
Sarisa shak
Turnip
Shalgom
Radish
Mula
Brussels sprouts
---
Water cress
Sachi
Pea
Motor
Hyacinth bean 
Sheem
String bean
Barbati
French bean
Jhar sheem
Winged bean
Kamrana sheem
Sword bean
Makhan sheem
Lima bean
Rukuri
Vegetable soybean
Soyabean
Tripatri leaves
Tripatri shak
Yam bean
Shakalu
Sweet gourd
Misti kumda
Bottle gourd
Lau
Wax gourd
Chal kumda
Cucumber
Shasa
Cucumber (short)
Khira
Ribbed gourd
Jhingga
Sponse gourd
Dhundul
Bitter gourd
Ucche/Karala
Teasle gourd
Kakrol
Palwal
Patal
Snake gourd
Chichingga
Squash
Squash

Muskmelon
Banggi
Ivory gourd
Tala kuchi 
Snap melon
Futi
Oriental melon
Chinar/Banggi 
Watermelon
Tarmuj
Potato
Alu
Brinjal
Begoon
Tomato
Tomato
Sweet pepper
Misti marich
Chilli
Jhal marich 
Okra
Dhedosh
---
Laffa
Rozelle
Chukur
Stem amaranth
Danta
Red amaranth
Lalshak
Spiny amaranth
Katanotey
Leaf amaranth
Noteyshak
Haicha
Chanchi 

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Bangla, Bangladeshi recipes and delicious food from bangladesh are great in taste and are fun to cook.
Bangladeshi delicious food is parallel to Bengali food. The staple food of the people in Bangladesh is rice and fish. There are over 40 varieties of fish that are used in the cuisine of Bangladesh. Some of the commonly used fish are rui, rohu, katla, magur and chingri. Hilsa is a variety of fish that is also a favorite among the delicious food of Bangladeshis.

One of the most relished items among the people of Bangladesh is the platter of the panta ilish. It consists of panta bhat and fried hilsa fish. A side-dish of fried shutki fish is served. The platter also consists of dal, onions and fresh green chillies.

The people delicious food of Bangladesh also enjoy variety of rather delightful sweets that include roshgulla, sandesh, gulab jamun and a huge variety of milk-based sweets.

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Bangladeshis eat Bhat (boiled rice) as their staple food and major intake; about 70 percent of what they eat is based on rice, which is their main source of carbohydrate, though health conscious people take rooti or chapati (wheat-based carbohydrate). Unlike other foods, bhat is eaten after mixing it with curry. Generally there is Bhaji (fry) and Bharta (mash), basically made of countless varieties of vegetables and fishes. Then they take a Jhol of different vegetables, cooked separately or mixed or added with fish. They also take dal (soup made of pulses) and have different kinds of ghonto and shukto or Chutni (pickles) to enhance taste.
Bangladesh has about a thousand varieties of fish, the size of which may vary from a quarter of an inch to about twelve feet. All of these are fresh water fish and can be found in small rural ponds
machher jhol dish from bangladesh
macher jol

and all types of inland water bodies and even in the submerged fields of paddy or jute. Salt-water fish are also avails abundance. Bangladesh can boast of a wide range of Shutki (sun-dried) of fresh-water and salt-water fishes. Dishes made of Shutki are popular and delicious and feature in typical traditional meals.
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delicious ilish fish fry
Sandesh, (a milk based dessert), Zarda (sweetened rice with sugar, ghee and colour), Firni (rice flour cooked in milk with sugar and flavouring), Rasgolla and Kalojam-two popular milk-based desserts (made with sugar, flour and ghee), Rosh Malai (round sweets floating in thick milk), Pitha (a blanket term for cakes or pastries including specific varieties) such as Chitoi, Dhupi, Tokti, Andosha, Bhofa Puli and Poa are common and popular sweet items. Among some other widely popular sweetmeats Rajbhog, Khirmohan, Raskadarnba, Danadar and Chhanar Mudki Kalojam deserve mention.
Different regions are renowned for different kinds of sweets. In Bangladesh, Porabari in Tangail district is famous for chamcham, Mugtagachha in Mymensingh for manda, Comilla for pyara and rasmalai, Faridpur for malaikari, Natore for kanchagolla and Dhaka for amrati, jilipi and pranhara.
Most Pithas are sweet but a few are hot. Some are made throughout the year; others are seasonal. Pithas of the winter season use molasses from date juice and sugarcane, which are abundant then. These are important ingredients of Pithas and are loved by people of all regions of Bangladesh.
In fact, the pitha season in Bangladesh starts in late autumn, when farmers procure paddy from the field. The most common ingredients of pitha are rice or wheat flour, molasses or sugar, coconut and oil. Different vegetables and sometimes meat and fish are also used in preparing some pithas, such as the pooli pitha, shabji (vegetable) pitha, bhapa, jhal (hot) patishapta and mangsha (meat) patishapta.
Sometimes fruits - mostly, kanthal (jackfruit), aam (mango), tal (palmyra) coconut and banana - are also used in the pithas. These pithas are named after the fruit they are made from. Nakshi Pitha is a variety of rice cake with sundry designs made in villages and urban areas of Bangladesh. It is both a culinary art and an important folk art practised by women. Nakshi pitha of different flavours and shapes are made on various social and religious occasions, at Eid and Puja festivals, Shab-e-barat, Muharram, Khatna (circumcision), Weddings, Nabanna (festival of new-harvested paddy in Agrahayan- autumn), Paus (winter) festival, Annaprashan (Hindu rite of child's first taste of rice), Aqiqah etc.
When you are in Dhaka, as it is a cosmopolitan city, you are sure to find restaurants where you can get your own native dishes. There are restaurants serving English, Continental, Chinese, Thai, Szechuan, Turkish, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese or even Uzbek food. But you can also get outstandingly tasty, spicy and interesting Bangladeshi dishes in almost all the restaurants. Curries of many kinds abound, cooked with proper spices and hot curry powders. Korma, Rezala, Bhoona and Masala Gosht, Chicken, Mutton, Beef, Fish and Prawns, Chicken, Boti Kabab, Shutli Kabab and a variety of fish curries may be tried.
delicious food shorshe hilsha fish curry

shorshe hilsha fish curry

Fish-lovers should not miss smoked hilsa (our national fish), fresh bhetki and chingri (lobster/king prawns) malaikari, and prawn dopayaza (prawn with onion). Tea is available everywhere in the country. Lassi (made of yoghurt) - a refreshing drink - is also easy to find. Green coconut water is another fine and refreshing drink. Soft drinks, such as Royal Cola, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Fanta, 7-up, Mirinda, Sun-Crest and Sprite are also readily available not only in the urban areas but also in rural settlements.
Alcoholic beverages are available in big hotels and selected bars and restaurants. Foreigners are advised not to drink alcohol in public. Mishti Doi (sweetened yoghurt), Halua (common dessert) ranging from egg halua to halua made with carrots, sooji or wheat cream, almond, pistachio nuts and so on are widely available sweet items.
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