
A humble Bangladeshi dish of overnight water-soaked rice served with onion, chili, salt, and fried hilsha — the soul of Pohela Boishakh celebrations.
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stovetop, pot
Place leftover cooked rice in a bowl and cover with water. Leave overnight at room temperature to ferment slightly.
The next day, the rice will be soft, tangy, and slightly effervescent.
Fry dried hilsha pieces in mustard oil until crispy and golden.
Slice onion into rings and slit green chilies.
Drain some water from the rice, keeping it moist but not soupy.
Serve the fermented rice with fried hilsha, sliced onion, green chili, a drizzle of mustard oil, and a squeeze of lemon.
This is traditionally eaten on the Bengali New Year (Pohela Boishakh).