By: Neha Grover
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Savour the traditional bhog, a divine meal offered to the goddess. It typically includes khichuri, labra, and payesh, a must-have for devotees.
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Relish fluffy luchi (puri) paired with spicy aloo dum. This classic combination is a favourite among festival-goers.
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Indulge in the popular kathi rolls, filled with succulent meat or veggies. These flavorful wraps are perfect for a quick and satisfying snack.
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Experience the rich flavours of Bengali fish curry, often made with hilsa or rohu. It's a festive delicacy that captures the essence of the region.
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Don't miss the array of sweets! From rasgulla to sandesh, these sugary treats add a delightful sweetness to the festive atmosphere.
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Dive into vibrant chaat, bursting with flavours! Try aloo chaat or puchka for a tangy, spicy treat that will tantalize your taste buds.
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This flaky, stuffed paratha filled with egg and spices is a delicious street food favorite that will leave you craving more.
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10 Popular Bengali Sweets:
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