By Vidushi Singh
Courtsey- mytrystwithfoodandtravel
Bengal's non-vegetarian cuisine is well-known around the world, yet it has a sophisticated and nuanced cuisine, and its vegetarian fare is wholesome joy.
With wonderful gravy and veggies including bitter gourd, potato, drumsticks, and green banana, this bittersweet vegetable broth is incredibly excellent.
This dish is made with onions and tomatoes gravy, and rich lentil cake of Chana dal and dried white pea. Crunchy on outside and moist inside.
This simple yellow pulao recipe is rich in ghee and is sweet. Loaded with cashews and raisins makes a perfect dish.
A traditional Bengali recipe of potatoes in lightly spiced poppy seeds paste. Served with rice, it’s vegan and gluten free.
A simple dish made from potato gravy red chilli and some onion seeds. Served with luchis or poori.
This is made with Potol or Pointed Gourd, stuffed with mashed potato or grated paneer and dry fruits.
Yellow matar are used in the form of chaat, topped with tamarind chutney, chaat masala and chopped onions.
This is a typically flavourful Bengali mix veg, with sweet potato, greenbanana, banana stem, and taro corn, among regular vegetables.
This is a paneer recipe, where gravy of onion and tomato paste is used to dip the chhena.
This chutney is yummy! Made with unripe mangoes and Bengali spice called Bhaja Masala.