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Try this chef-special Bengali dish of watermelons having a desi twist

Today is celebrated as Watermelon Day in the USA, so we have decided to extend the culinary revelry with a desi twist, courtesy a Bengali dish made from the rind of this water-based fruit

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Torbuj’er khoshar bati charchari

Torbuj’er khoshar bati charchari

If you love watermelons and want to try something interesting that goes beyond the commonly available salads and cocktails, chef Semanti Sinha Ray has just the right thing to offer — torbuj’er khoshar bati charchari. 

A childhood spent in a middle-class household taught her not to waste any part of fruits or vegetables. It is, in a way, right to say that cooking dishes from the peels and skins of vegetables and fruits is a cuisine by itself. “Watermelon rind is highly nutritious and can be used in various dishes, but I absolutely love it in this form. Though it has a slightly sweetish taste, the rind can be adapted to any other flavours,” says Sinha Ray of The Slow Fire Chef.

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