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Cuisine

Kolkatans are better known for their taste and choice for recipe. Although Bengali dishes are very popular, yet preparations of various countries and places in India have grown popular with the cosmopolitan characteristics of the city. In this cuisine section, we are trying to figure out some very special and delicious menu that could be easily prepared at home. The recipe has been brought in here from different sources and we thank them for their cooperation in enlighten us with the special dishes.

Echorer Kopta

The Green Jackfruit known in Bengali as Echor, is a very popular vegetable full of calorie, protin, Vitamins and minerals. Kopta is a very delicious and famous preparation made out of Echor. Although peeling Echor is a bit problemsome, yet if one does so, a delicious traditional bengali preparation can be made out of it.


Ingredient

  • Echor (Green jackfruit 1000 grams)
  • Chhana 400 grams
  • Kismiss 25 grams
  • Ginger Paste 100 grams
  • Cholaar Daal 200 grams
  • Garam Masala (Elachi and labanga) 5 grams
  • Red Chille powder 1 teaspoonful
  • Haldi 2 teaspoonful
  • Sugar 1 teaspoonful
  • Mustard Oil 100 grams
  • Tetul or Amchoor 20 grams
  • Salt 3 teaspoonful
  • Geera Powder 2 teaspoonful
  • Tejpata 5 pieces
  • Peanut paste 2 tablespoonful
  • Ghee 25 grams
  • White Oil 25 grams
  • Curd (sour) 50 grams


Preparation

The preparation is very simple.

  • Soak Daal in water for few hours before the preparation
  • Make paste out of it
  • Cut the Echor into 3 cm x 2 cm pieces
  • Boil the pieces in water for 10 minutes
  • Make paste out of it
  • Mix Echor paste, Daal Paste and the Chhana.
  • Add 2 teaspoonful salt to the paste
  • Put white oil in a pan
  • Put the pan in oven and heat the oil
  • Put the entire paste in the hot oil
  • Put Haldi & Red chilly powder, Amchur or imli in the pan.
  • Stir the mix properly till the colour of the paste turn brown
  • Put the paste in a separate bowl
  • Make small balls out of the paste
  • Put Two pieces of kismis into each of the balls
  • Put the pan on the oven
  • Pour mustard oil in the pan.
  • Put Tejapata and little phoron in it
  • Put Peanut paste, curd, rest of the salt and garam masala
  • Fry for 2 minutes
  • Pour 4 cups of water in the pan
  • Let the water mix boil for 2 minutes
  • Put the Balls into this water mix
  • Let the Balls be boiled for 5 minutes in light warm heat
  • Put ghee into it
  • Remove the pan from the oven

The preparation is ready to serve with hot white rice.

- Jayasree Chakraborty

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