9 Bengali Dishes For Son-In-Law On

Jamai Sashti

Olivia Sarkar
Jun 11, 2024

Shorshe Ilish (Mustard Hilsa)

Jamai Soshti celebrations feature the Bengali delicacy Shorshe Ilish, a marinated, slow-cooked dish featuring Hilsa fish, showcasing the essence of Bengali cuisine.

Chingri Macher Malai Curry (Prawn Coconut Curry)

The menu features the Chingri Macher Malai Curry, a delectable dish featuring prawns in a coconut milk gravy, complemented by a harmonious blend of spices and coconut sweetness.

Kosha Mangsho (Bengali Mutton Curry)

Kosha Mangsho, a Bengali feast staple, features tender mutton pieces cooked with aromatic spices, served with steaming hot rice, offering a culinary nirvana experience.

Bhapa Chingri (Steamed Prawns)

Bhapa Chingri is a coastal Bengali dish featuring steamed prawns marinated in mustard paste, coconut, and green chilies, preserving their natural juiciness and flavors.

Aloo Posto (Potato in Poppy Seed Paste)

Aloo Posto, a Bengali vegetarian dish, is popular due to its harmonious combination of potatoes and poppy seed paste.

Macher Paturi (Fish Wrapped in Banana Leaf)

Macher Paturi is a spicy mustard paste-marinated fish fillet dish, wrapped in banana leaves for moistness and flavor, steamed to perfection.

Shukto (Bengali Mixed Vegetable Stew)

Shukto, a Bengali delicacy, is a wholesome and nutritious dish made from bitter gourd, drumsticks, and potatoes, simmered in a mild mustard gravy.

Begun Bhaja (Bengali Style Fried Eggplant)

Begun Bhaja is a delectable eggplant dish, coated in a spiced gram flour batter and fried until golden brown, showcasing eggplant's versatility and delicious texture.

Mishti Doi (Sweet Yogurt)

Mishti Doi, a Bengali dessert made by caramelizing sugar and adding it to milk, is a perfect sweet ending to Jamai Soshti celebrations.

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