What's Cooking this Friday ? Vol 1

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Born in a Bengali family, I obviously love to eat fish. I remember my school/college days, when I used to have rice and Bengali fish curry made by my mom for breakfast, lunch and dinner.Yes I know, rice for all three meals!
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I would love to do that even now. But it's not good for health (that's what my trainer says) and cooking it ,is a lot of work (that's what I usually say). Its not that I never make Bengali fish curry at home, but it's rarely on a Friday dinner menu.
Few weeks back AR had mentioned about this fish dish he had in a restaurant. It was spinach and cod fish entr
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