Updated On: 14 October, 2022 09:53 AM IST | Mumbai | Sukanya Datta
It sits happy on your toast, swims in a curry, and jazzes up a midnight ramen bowl. On World Egg Day, we trace the versatility of the ever-dependable product with four recipes from different corners of India

Ande ka achar
It is no secret that the fish-loving Bengalis also adore their dim or egg. From dim pauruti (bread coated in a fluffy omelette made in mustard oil) to dim er dalna (egg curry), egg assumes pride of place at the Bengali dining table. Bengali home chef Arpita Roy, who runs @cothelunchbox, points out that even in the street food arena, egg offerings are much-loved, such as egg roll, Mughlai porota (egg paratha stuffed with keema), and dimer devil. “Dimer devil was a favourite at birthdays in middle-class households as it wasn’t as costly as a fish fry or cutlet,” she reasons.
