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Singhada Benefits: Weight Loss And 6 Other Reasons To Eat Singhadas This Winter (Plus Tips By Rujuta Diwekar On How Include Them In Your Diet)
Singhada health benefits: Did you know that the water chestnut can help in improving fertility and aid weight loss? Read here to know why you must include this very versatile winter vegetable in your diet.
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Shinghara Versus Samosa: 5 Ways the Bengali Snack is Different from the North Indian Samosa
There exists a very minute variation in the East-Indian version of the samosa which is referred to as the Shinghara or Singhada in parts of Bengal, Orissa and Jharkand.
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Bacon and Singhada Rolls
Sweet and salty bacon wrapped around fresh water chestnuts makes for an unusual but delicious combination. It's bite-sized, savoury and addictive.
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Machli Ka Saalan
Fresh fish cooked with almond paste and curd and finished with cream
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Singhara Kalia
Microwaved in a flavours ranging from spices, seeds and condiments, this fish recipe is a keeper. Singara is also known as cat fish and kalia means fish curry.
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Singhada Benefits: Weight Loss And 6 Other Reasons To Eat Singhadas This Winter (Plus Tips By Rujuta Diwekar On How Include Them In Your Diet)
Singhada health benefits: Did you know that the water chestnut can help in improving fertility and aid weight loss? Read here to know why you must include this very versatile winter vegetable in your diet.
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Shinghara Versus Samosa: 5 Ways the Bengali Snack is Different from the North Indian Samosa
There exists a very minute variation in the East-Indian version of the samosa which is referred to as the Shinghara or Singhada in parts of Bengal, Orissa and Jharkand.
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Bacon and Singhada Rolls
Sweet and salty bacon wrapped around fresh water chestnuts makes for an unusual but delicious combination. It's bite-sized, savoury and addictive.
-
Machli Ka Saalan
Fresh fish cooked with almond paste and curd and finished with cream
-
Singhara Kalia
Microwaved in a flavours ranging from spices, seeds and condiments, this fish recipe is a keeper. Singara is also known as cat fish and kalia means fish curry.
