Deep-Fried Snacks:

9 Must-Try Food Items Of West Bengal

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Alur Chop:

Crunchy breadcrumb-coated spiced mashed potatoes, deep fry and eaten as a snack or side dish, preferably dipped in chutneys.

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Murg Bhuna:

West Bengali variations of fried chicken, this is a treat that has been marinated with spiced flour and deep-fried till golden. It is often served with a chutney used as an appetizer.

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Phuchka:

Kolkata's variation of pani puri, it consists of crispy puris filled with sour potato mix, spicy water along with tamarind chutney.

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Daler Bora:

Crisp fritters made of seasoned urad dal, deep-fried, and served normally with mint chutney.

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Shingara:

Bengali version of samosas with spiced potatoes, peas, sometimes meat, fried into crisp nice.

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Macher Chop:

Spiced fish mashed with potatoes, shaped into small balls, deep-fried till crispy. It is nearly always served with chai.

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Beguni:

Slice of eggplant slathered in spiced besan batter and deep-fried. It is a staple tea-time snack devoured with onions and kasundi.

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Chop Cutlet:

Minced meat, vegetables or paneer coated with breadcrumbs and deep fry and usually served with ketchup or chutney.

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Fish Fry:

Marinated fish fillets coat with a seasoned batter which fry golden crispy, or enjoy this nuptial dish along coastal regions.

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