I have seven names ft. 7 bhajas
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- 7 names and 7 Bengali Side dishes (Bhaja and Bata)
Recipe
Cook your rice as you normally would. Long grains, steaming hot and fluffy
Fry in this order :
Bhaja no. 1 - Narkel(Coconut) Bhaja
Cut off thin slices of fresh coconut, and chop the slices into smaller pieces.
-In a hot pan, add 1/2 tbsp mustard oil, 1/4 tsp nigella seeds and the coconuts
Add a pinch of salt. Fry for 4-5 minutes until the edges are golden
Bhaja no. 2 - Aloo(potato) bhaja
Slice the potato, with skin on but washed, into thin circles
in a pan add 1/2 tbsp mustard oil, 1/4 tsp nigella seeds, 2 dried red chilies and temper them. Add in the potato slices after 30 seconds
add 1/4 tsp of turmeric
Fry until the edges start to get brown-ish, add salt and 1 tbsp of poppy seeds
Bhaja no. 3 - Kumro (Pumpkin) Bhaja
The process is similar to aloo bhaja, except, do not add poppy seeds at the end. and make sure to add 1/4 tsp sugar for the amount I have used
Bhaja no. 4 - Uchche (Bitter melon) bhaja
Same process, but I used paanch phoron, instead of nigella seeds. No turmeric is required here and no salt.
Bhaja no. 5 - Match(fish) Bhaja
Marinade your fish with turmeric, salt and mustard oil for 15 minutes. and deep fry in piping hot oil.
Bhaja no. 6 - Shaak/Saag(Left greens) Bhaja
I have used spinach here. Chop it up. Slice up 5 cloves of garlic as well.
In 1 tsp hot oil, add 1/4 tsp mustard seeds, 1 dry red chilies, and the garlic cloves.
When the garlic cloves are golden, add in the spinach.
keep stirring for 2 minutes. Add salt and sugar along with a pinch of turmeric
Cook for another 3-4 minutes until some of the water from the Shaak has evaporated away
Final side dish - Poshto (Poppy seed) bata (ground)
In a grinder soak 4 tbsp poppy seeds for 30 minutes
drain the water and add 3 tbsp water and 4 green chillies
add 1/4 tsp salt and blitz it until it is a smooth paste
It can be eaten raw, as it is.
All my love, Feashts
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The meaning of poddomoni is so beautiful🥹🥹🩷
Can you tell me what does it mean
@@akshatabhand8065 Poddo=Padma=Lotus | Moni=Mani=Jewel
@@akshatabhand8065means lotus diamond
Lotus gem
Padmini in bengali podmini
Honestly, using “old lady” and “ugly” as terms of endearment is super sweet. Being these things aren’t bad, they’re just another way to be!
Ngl, the first almost equivalent that came to my mind was "skrunkly" but to be fair, I use that endearingly when I see an animal that is totally healthy, but just looks absolutely jacked up.
@@poke-talia268true!! i’ll be like “aww it’s all skragwly”
I’m almost certain the replies are trying their best to say “scraggly” “scrawny” or “scruffy”.
@@hiphiphoogray when I say skrunkly, I mean skrunkly. It's just a goofy funky amalgam word that's just fun to use
@@poke-talia268 huh, interesting. that’s a new word for me!
My father calls me "Maa" 😢 that's the most endeared daaknaam i believe.
Same
Same with me
Same ❤
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Yeah same here 😂❤ love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤ 🇮🇳
My telugu heart sank at that last line. 😮
I was just about to comment this
I felt the same 😭
Please Enlighten us non telugu ppl 😊
@@NyaanSan it translates to the female reproductive organ.
@@thatoneweirdo5496 o.. oh my. Thank you
I am an Odia and even I have about 8-9 names😂
My Nani also calls me Buddhi
Omg same
Same sis😂
Sadly I have only 1 Nick name 😢😂
Sameeee!!!! My mausi calls me budhhi as well
Yeah and I loved how I didn't need the explanations to understand the names
I feel like being called ugly in an endearing way is better than being called pretty in a serious way. I feel like it’s easier to become self-conscious when given compliments because whatever you’re complimented for can then hold power over you and can take time away from matters to you. Also, it takes the fear and pain away from an insult. It seems like proactive care. Filling a word with love that can also be used in hate. Pretty is a delicate word that can easily be shattered.
Pechi doesn't even mean ugly per se, although it can be used in that context. It just means a female owl (pecha being male owl). So calling someone pechi just means they look like an owl lol 🤣
so refreshing to see someone representing bengali culture ❤
But not speaking in benagli! How refreshing! ❤
it's to help others understand our culture better.
Your husband is the most statistically probable bengali man. He looks like those men written by rabindranath tagore
The Buro and buri is the most relatable thing like "Ei Buro eidike ai " 😅
In Bangladesh it's like a little bit change we call it " Ai Boira aidika ai"
Yuup
mine is buru
So much relatable 😅
Yes because you all speak in Shadhu Bhasha while we speak in cholit.@@saiafahmmed2887
This is such a special channel… haven’t seen anything like this bringing Bengal culture intimately to life in that gorgeous bilingual voiceover - just made me happy, thank you 🙏🏽
It's also similar is Assamese families as well😂
I didn’t know😱❤️
It's same in Karnataka too... We usually been called with several names
@@FeashtsClassical language ODIA is very similar to Bengali & Assamese.
Our cultures are similar because all come from Magadhi Prakrut.
We 3 are the ONLY genderless languages in 1700 languages of India.
And Bihari as well😊😊
I m a Bengali, born in Assam, now living in Karnataka, all these states have this concept in common
Telugu people for the last mame must be shockingly traumatized❤😂
Fr lmao 😭
😂😂😂😂😂
My dad calls me ma....which is pretty common thing as a lot of Fathers call their daughter in bengali culture....I remember this one time someone asked my dad why are you calling your daughter that, she's not your mother and he told that bcoz she's the one who'll care for me like my own mother ❤😍
That's beautiful
❤ absolutely true
That’s cute, seems like you have a strong relationship with your father. I am happy for you.
My mesho calls me 'ma'
Spanish does the same thing in many accents. You can call your children or your young students “papi” or “mami”. Like a cute baby nickname, like English’s “sony” or “buddy”. But it also means “mommy” and “daddy” for your own parents. And some people use it for a more sexual way, like in music lyrics. Not so cute then.
This is so relatable. I am from Nigeria and that is how we have seven, eight names with each person person giving you their own special name for you. ❤
As a greek i didn't expect to relate with this so much in my family i am called one of my nicknames more than my own name my brother usually calls me ichi or noul or nouli which all are nicnames made by using my name my sister calls me koutsounaki ( this means something cute and small similar how people use doll in English) 😂
😮 similarities
As a european whitie I gotta say that I really appreciate yall‘s content. There is so much awesome food from other places and this really made me try a big amount of varied foods from all over the world! Lovely work! Please kep it up!
We need a video where sunny is cooking for you, that will be fun
I saw one on his channel through his comment once. He's equally amazing!!!
@@HimaliMokal what's his channel name
@@sheeshee5083 not sure. Had seen his comment on this Channel and then looked. Just 1 video of him cooking but its good
There’s a blog on this channel where he cooks for her named something like Sunday Cooking something 😅😅
That platter was emotional.... thank you for bringing the bengali culture in such a soothing way...
I would say "pechi" means lokkhi mayer bahon "pecha". If your in laws call you "pechi", i find it absolutely adorable because pechi (if referred to as lokkhi mayer bahon) might mean an embodiment of prosperity (as Ma lokkhi is considered as goddess of prosperity and flourishing epitome) which you definitely are.! ❤
Yes, I thought so as well. Seems apt. 😊
Me being Teluguite.....After hearing the last word ,my face reaction went😊to🤯real quick....... 😂
😂😂where are you from AP or TS
@@vaishnavisangem6185 Rayalaseema🔥😂😂😂
@@YuvaViji-gn9xc avuna madhi nalgonda
What does it mean
Puku
Only Telugu people know what puku is 😂
😂😂
😂😂😂
Husband: puku😂😂😂😂..only Telugu will understand 😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Puku is so cute!!! The perks of having a Bengali partner. They'll just give you the cutest nick names
It means pussy in Telugu language
My dadu calls me 'Dugga Thakur' and this shows exactly the amount of love my dadu gives me , the love we all Bengalis show to Durga Puja ❤️❤️
My father used to call me " Buri Maa " ( বুড়ি মা ) । He is no more now . But , still I feel that I hear this name sometimes . May be finally he is happy now wherever he is....But I miss my Baba so much 😮💨
Assamese...odia and bengali are Very much similar in food....culture and name ❤
We used to be 1 once upon a time. ❤️
@@amritasahu2023 Right
That's right...😊
we have same origin..Magadhi Prakrit
No one is talking about HOW GOOD THE FOOODD LOOK!!!
This platter looks like - A peace thali.♡
My dad calls me "maa", which till now is the sweetest. ❤️
I am Assamese and my mom comes up with a new nickname every week or 4-5 business days 😂
My grandmother calls me all the names of indian sweets " roshogolla , pantua , jilabi, chom chom, and etc " its really cute . love you thammi
I love how you're representing Bengali culture! We have such a rich history and heritage, yet it hasn't been represented well enough in my opinion. Thankfully, content creators such as yourself are taking steps. Hopefully, someday Bengali culture will be respected and loved like all the other cultures.
I don’t have that many people who love me, you’re blessed.
Oh girly. ❤️ I am sorry you have to feel this way. Sending virtual hugs to you. ❤️
Hugs from California
U really made me remind of my old childhood days when we used to stay in our village house. Every night after I finished my studies, I used to gossip with my grandfather and he used to ask me to count the no. of names I have that are given by different my family members.... Now those Days are really gone. I grew up a bit. We moved to town side. And now those were really sweet memories to remember❤..
Thankyou💗✨️😄
100% correct, we bengali have so many names, from parents, in-laws, close friends, hubby, grand parents.... Kumro vajata dekhei lov lege gelo...
In odisha also we are called budha, buddhi out of love by elders or loved ones
Having lots of nicknames shows how much you're loved
I can relate to it as well 😂 I have got many names , my mom and dad call me sonal , my grandparents used to call me "buchiya" , my uncle calls me "nepali" 🤣 and I am "moon" for my cousins and siblings And ofc my real name"Aparna " 💁🏻♀️
Why are your videos so wholesome😍 Not only the food preparation looks amazing but your stories are also absolutely heartwarming❤
I am pure Bengali and your way of surving is just awesome 👌👌👌👌
Your videos are so rich of culture... And your videos make me feel more proud of being a Bengali...💖💕😌
Maa calls me Montai, Baba calls me Bulu, a cousin calls me Naanchu, my bua calls me Manu, my Grandpa called me Monoi and my Grandma called Godon.... So I have five names.
Wow I had bo idea, this is so interesting! I'm a malayali, from Kerala. Thank you so much for this little peek at the culture where you are!
You are blessed to have such a family so is your family to have you❤
I love the way you Represent BANGALI ❣️ CULTURE PROUD OF YOU
That's the creativity of the content: whoever develop/ s the content of this channel are/ is profound and deep. Playing with words, situation based storytelling and presentation, a complete mindful package. ❤
আমার নাম আদ্রা আর আমাকে মানুষ ডাকে আদু,আদা,পাদা,লবণ, ছাদা। এসব শুনতে শুনতে কানটা প্রায় পঁচেই গেলো।
Amar o aki obostha.amer man anusha kintu loka amak dake anuska😢
Tao to tomar naam r sathe mil ache (se jerom i hok na kno😅😅)... Amr gulo to... ಥ_ಥ
I am a bengali, I've two pet dogs. The younger one is 8months old and I call him Buro and that's how bongs show love! 😂❤
I am only concentrating on the dishes n they are mouth watering 😋
My father calls me by "sonama" 😂..and i love it❤
All bengalis relate to the Daak naams. I have active 10-11 names. 😂😂
The tastiest plate i would ever crave for 😋😋😋😋
I have also6-7names 😅
And my friends call me with different names😂
daak naams are one of the coolest things i learned about bengali culture from my friend
My dad is nepali and mother is odia, I was born in westbengal so I have so many bengali nicknames like babu, sona, mona, mamuni, sonamoni,etc😂😂 and also my parents mother tongue names.
If your dad is Nepali , then what nationality would you be from ?
Asking out of curiosity. Also do you think Nepalese culture bears much difference with that of India ( wondering how India would have been if we were not invaded ) ? As in between Nepalese environment and India’s which one do you think is more peaceful / safer especially considering the threat faced by native culture in India ?
@YinYanUzumaki My ancestors were born in West Bengal, India. I have no idea about Nepal's culture. We always followed Indian traditions. Maybe my great-great-great grandfather was from Nepal but we have no intel on that. My grandfather worked for the Indian Army so that makes us Indian speaking Nepali language.
@@Roe-hj2lx oh . Never mind . I have a long lost Nepali friend perhaps he could answer it . Thanks for responding nonetheless 😊
You have both the mountains and the ocean in your blood but you are here in there rotten swamps with us
I'm Bengali and before my dad died, he gave me 3888 nicknames. He used to chant them everyday to make sure he never forgot them. He even sang them to me as a lullaby. I hardly remember 30 of them now. But they were all small common words like "phul" (flower), "neel" (blue), "dora" (from doraemon), "devi" (Goddess), etc. I'm yet to meet anyone who has got more nicknames from their family than me.
Original Name: Sarbani
Original Daak naam: Mum
Baba calls me: Mewpuss
Maa calls me: Mum
Didan calls me: Hasi
Amma calls me: Monimaa
Boromama calls me: Bhootu
Mejomama calls me: Pisi(cz I look like, walk, work, have similarish habits, and had eczema in my legs till age 14, that was the same like my mother's Pisi)
Chotomama calls me: Buri
My fiancé calls me: Bhuchkuli, Sundori, Boo, Shona
And my Friends call me: Sarbo
Sarbo is the best
@@shabanashaikh9914 😂😝
Buchkuli mne ki @@sarbanimukherjee_Yesofficer
It shows that you are very pampered in both your paternal and in laws house
I'm odia and they all call me
Mum- jhia( gurl)
Dad- sneha
Granny- manika (a type of gem)
Cousin Brother from dad side- moon/moonie (smtg from moon )
Classmates - sam(short from samanta)
Husband - pre (short from prerana)
What's your real name
@@prerananayak6406 prerana samanta newton
@@Zhilong_Royals😭😭
@@Zhilong_Royalsmy pisi calls me moon😂😂❤
I have got 5 at the time I was born. And as I grow up I have managed to collect around 6 names. We Bengalis really love to name people. Bengali from this side.
I love your content it's soooo good ❤❤😊
That food looks delicious
I am Odia and my late grandfather called my mom Budhi. Damn Bengalis are so similar to us
We were used to be one before.
In Sweden, old man and old woman are also cute nicknames for kids
So happy to see your youtube family rising up❤️♥️..Much love for you and sunny and especially for the the food you make 🤤🤤❤️❤️...
Advance congo for 100k💥🤩
I am Punjabi and it’s so nice to see the different and diverse cultures and languages in our Bharat ❤ my papa also calls me ‘Noni’ 😊
puku is so cute 🥺
It means pssy in Telugu
@@ganeshreddy5939💀
@@ganeshreddy5939 I mean it's buttcheeks in bengali, but in a cute way
@@holycowthatsouttathisworldd that's pudu not puku.
What does it mean
Grandparents calling you buri is universal ❤😂
I have only 11 names 😂
What are those?
😭😅❤️❤️
Only???
Nothing can be those round cut "aloo bhaja" 😍😍
My name is originally Alin but
1. My baba calls me baba which means baba💀
2. My mom calls me shontu
3. My brother calls me futi which doesn’t mean anything and haga which means poop🙂🤌
4. Our maid calls me buri
5. One of my uncle calls me Shaori which means in law (I don't know why) 🙄
6. Another of my uncle calls me Aaalin ( in a weird tone)
7. Another one of my uncle calls me lelin( which is a wolf typa thing)
8. Another of my uncle calls me petni( which means witch🧙)
9.another one of my uncle calls me pukale( which means bug)
1. O and my friends calls me alu which means potato🍠🥔
❤️❤️ cuteee!
Every sibling calling each other haga is a tradition 🤣🤣
@@bananisardar8144 yep 🥲
Wow. You're family shows you a lot of affection.
Puku means one private body part of women in telugu
Yea
I think that's what it is meant by her hubby
@@Moharani21No. There is no word in bengali called puku. He is a bengali how will he know what puku means in Telugu. It's just a sound which sounds cute but doesn't have any meaning. Lot of bengali dark nams are like that.
I get new names every other day cause my mother likes to call me with weird names 😂😂
And We Chhattisgarhi also uses babu that's love❤
Before watching your videos i never seen any Bengali dishes cooking videos in UA-cam. Kudos to your work...
“Ayo what up Ugly” is crazy💀
Getting called 'maa' or 'lokhimaa' is an emotion for every bengali girl 🤌🏻💗
My father calls me "Baba" , the most adoring epithet one can ever get..
Bengalis :
French :
Insulting each other to show affection : 🤝🤝🤝❤
UGLY being affectionate is so funny yet I would cry 😂
I can also have my plate of rice without any dal or curry gravy...just with bhajas...I love it❤
Man if my in laws nicknamed me ugly in an “endearing way” I think I’d cry.
As an African, who also ironically also has seven names, I related to this so much😂
i just found out today that the nickname i randomly came up with also means the highest form of endearment in bengali and i love it
Bura, babu, shuna, hari tommatom, swcho. Out of them all Swcho is the one I love. As it represents my transparency and honesty.
all of those nicknames sound so cute, haha
this is hands down the cutest video ever i think
I have 8 names. And randomly being by many other names. Being a Bengali and having a daak naam which is not a short name from your ‘bhalo naam’ is one of the most precious things , which i realised after growing up.
my mum has a million nicknames for me, but i think a few of my favourites are 'shona pakhi', which means beautiful bird, and 'chaad er kona' which means the moon's darling. she usually likes to smash them into this godawful supernickname, which is just 'shona pakhi chaad er kona ma'. i say it's god awful, but i lied. it's very cute :)
my dad likes to call me 'baba' and 'ma', which is ironic considering our roles are obviously the opposite, but i think it's a sweet reflection on how we care for each other. i take care of him, similar to how his parents did for him when he was younger, and he of course does the same for me.
thank you for reminding me to appreciate both my parents a little more :)
Lolol calling someone ugly in an endearing way is like when you call your dog/pet ugly, even though you know that they're cute.
Born in Bengal, originally from Rajasthan here...no wonder why I have 9 names with "Babu" being one of them...😃
I love what your hubby calls you,😂😂😂
Never noticed calling my dog babu wad actually a real word, much less that is was endearing in a way. Makes sense, he is my everything
Pretty much how siblings around here call each other ugly. Its usually jokes and aggressive love
My father used to call me "Didi" Which literally means sister but it was the most endearing Nick name I have ever received, he passed away 7 months ago... My ears are dying to hear that name from his mouth again...RIP Abbu 🕊
The most beautiful daak naam I own is Muktokeshi which my grandpa calls me with. It actually means the one with open hair. And Doyel Pakhi is a name my baba gave me.
Being a Bengali myself, nd living in a glorious joint family I've 14names nd i love everyone of them.
In this century of nuclear I'm so grateful to live in a happy joint family of kakus, mamas nd jethimas (I'm sure all my Bengali frnds up there can relate) ❤️
😂 Thank you for sharing these names. My family also calls me Noni, but I'd never heard the Bengali translation. I kinda love that.
I am a bengali. My father calls me maa or even buri maa sometimes ❤
The ucche bhaja, ghee and rice got me crying, I miss home so much
I love the "i swear they're not being rude"
My Turkish name is Özlem, my grandparents call me Ozlema, My baptism name is Marija, My priest and people from church call me Marisha (which means little Maria) 😊