If you've bought some mogri but aren't sure what to do with it, try making this quick sabzi for lunch or your office tiffin.
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This butter-topped paratha is served with aloo methi sabzi. Bengal has a wealth of culinary traditions and flavours. Panta bhaat is one of the comfort dishes from this region that people like to eat.
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Photograph: Kind courtesy Jon Sullivan/Wikimedia Commons In Vidhya Pant's Hare Tamatar Ki Sabji, zingy green tomatoes and sweet jaggery come together for a deliciously khatta-meetha burst!
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Boil the stuffed rolls in the water once the gatte rises on the water. Turn off the flame and take out the gatte. Keep them aside for cooling. After that, cut them into small pieces.