It was 5 am on a damp Sunday morning. He was the first one
to get there. But others would be there soon. The fights were unavoidable. They
all wanted one but it was always in short supply. No other fish would do. A
Bengali deprived of Hilsa is like a
fish living without water!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
Writing was my first love. I loved getting lost in the world of words. It was the joy of watching a blank piece of paper transform into a ...
-
“This is so embarrassing.” “Why are you so coy? Just look around.” “Hmm…let’s see…tuxedo, gown, jeans…oh, and sherwani too!” ...
-
There is no dearth of variety In our search for order, The beauty of human diversity, We perceive as chaos and disorder. It starts w...
You might like this book:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Following-fish-Subramanian/dp/0143064479
Bhaapa shorshe ilish" or Hilsa with mustard sauce steamed in a banana leaf is one of the several culinary wonders of this world! And if you can find a place where they remove the bones beforehand, even better.