BUDMURI
It's actually cheek pea (bud) and mixed with rice that puffs up when heated (muri). Along with chopped onion, chilies and sanasur / murukku (a savoury, crunchy snack made of flour ) and drizzle with mustard oil. Walla... such a nice and simple yet very appetizing. You can always find it being sold at the roadside.. but i prefer to make it on my own as I can be assured of the cleanliness... Plus, I would like it to be slightly hot.. means extra kaca moris... khub shad.. Having this as a dish to break our fasting would be lovely
KODKUTHI
Mentioning this name already brought back my memories of how tasty this delicacy of Bangladesh is. Bought it on the way to Dili Border, precisely in Mahashtangarh...Meri sabse bara ghalti...itna kom liya.. itna absos bat me... kiu... Because every time they give me dessert..it is so sweet..in fact too sweet that I cannot consume it.. so, with that presumption, I refused to buy too much of Kodkuthi.. How in world I would know that this thing is different...
This is what I love the most when I was there. They are very creative and innovative when it comes to preparing a dish. With simple potato they can come up with all sorts of dishes and desserts. Same goes with dhals (lentils).I guess, empty stomachs make people think to create dishes with what they have in their possessions.. make the best of what they have... as I said in my previous posting, it is just a matter of appreciating what you have... Syukran Allah.. walham dulillah...