Bengali Cuisine goes beyond just rice and fish. The delicate balance between the main ingredients and seasoning delivers its exquisite identity and the distinctive flavour.
Here is a list of terms that you may come across in our menu as you navigate through our spread:
• Kosha – Cooking over low heat without adding any water
• Paturi – Usually marinated in mustard and coconut paste, wrapped in banana leaf and steamed (bhapa)
• Dalna – Medium thick gravy seasoned with ground spices with a touch of ghee
• Dom – Thick spicy gravy
• Kalia – Rich spicy gravy of ginger and onion paste tempered with garam masala
• Jhol – Light stew with diced potatoes
• Jhal – Hot and spicy curry
• Dorma – Vegetables stuffed with minced ingredients Quintessentially Bengali
• Panch phoron – Blend of five different spices (fenugreek, nigella, cumin, black mustard & fennel)
• Radhuni – Akin to celery, delivers a pungent flavour
• Gondhoraj Lebu – Kaffir lime adds a distinct flavour
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Proem does not purely view our restaurants and bars as a destination for customers to keep their stomachs happy or quench their thirst. We strive to provide an experience for our guests that should leave an impression that transcends beyond the food and drink.
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