Updated On: 19 October, 2023 07:36 AM IST | Mumbai | Pooja Patel
It’s Durga Puja time, so we invited Bengali culinary experts to share bhog dishes that you can prepare at home in the spirit of the festival

Last year’s idol of goddess Durga at the pandal by Bengal Club at Shivaji Park. Pic courtesy/Instagram
All the dishes that are part of the traditional bhog platter are cooked without onion or garlic. Apart from the traditional platter dishes that are popular in the community, we always prefer to make delicacies like badhakopir ghonto [Bengali cabbage sabji] and beguni [eggplant fritters]. Chandrima Sarkar, food blogger, @notoutofthebox

Kosha mangsho. Pic courtesy/Chandrima Sarkar