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== Regional specialties ==
{{Main|Bangladeshi cuisine|List of Bangladeshi dishes|List of Bangladeshi spices}}
[[File:Bangladeshi Biryani.jpg|thumb|right|Bangladeshi biriyani]]
Different parts of Bengal are famed for certain dishes, food items and ingredients. For example, [[South Bengal]]i districts around the [[Sundarbans]] boast of the expensive ''[[Piper chaba|chui jhal]]'' chilli, which they peel and chop into small pieces to be cooked in their dishes and give off a strong aroma. On the other hand, [[North Bengal]]  are the homes of many Bengali desserts such as the [[Mishti doi]] of [[Bogra District|Bogra]], the Kachagolla of [[Natore District|Natore]] and the [[Chomchom]] of [[Porabari Union|Porabari]]. However, other regions also have famous desserts like the ''Balish Mishti'' (pillow-sweet) of [[Netrokona District|Netrokona]], the Monda of [[Muktagacha Upazila|Muktagachha]], the [[Nabadwip-er lal doi|Red Yoghurt]] of [[Nadia district|Nabadwip]] and the famed [[Roshmolai]] of [[Comilla District|Comilla]].

Regional specialties

Bangladeshi biriyani

Different parts of Bengal are famed for certain dishes, food items and ingredients. For example, South Bengali districts around the Sundarbans boast of the expensive chui jhal chilli, which they peel and chop into small pieces to be cooked in their dishes and give off a strong aroma. On the other hand, North Bengal are the homes of many Bengali desserts such as the Mishti doi of Bogra, the Kachagolla of Natore and the Chomchom of Porabari. However, other regions also have famous desserts like the Balish Mishti (pillow-sweet) of Netrokona, the Monda of Muktagachha, the Red Yoghurt of Nabadwip and the famed Roshmolai of Comilla.