মেছো থালি | Mechho Thali

🥘 Preparation time: 55 minutes

Non-Veg Thali

Mechho (মেছো) is a ghost obsessed with all kinds of fish (they are pure Bengali, after all). Mechho comes from Machh, which means 'fish' in Bengali. Mechho Bhoot usually lives near the village ponds or lakes full of fish. These kinds of ghosts urge the late-night fishermen or a lone person who carries fish with him to give them their fish by saying in a nasal tone - "Machh Deye Ja" (give me the fish). If the person refuses to leave the fish for the Mechho Bhoot, it threatens to harm them. Sometimes they steal fish from kitchens in village households or fishermen's boats. According to his fish-obsessive nature, we present our fishest thali as Mechho Thali (মেছো থালি).

Serving🍛

• Basmati Rice
• Sona Moong Dal
• Saag Bhaja
• Bhetki Paturi [1 Piece]
• Jhuri Aloo Bhaja
• Macher Dimer Bora [4 Pieces]
• Seasonal Vegetable Sabji
• Fish Curry [1 Piece]
• Salad
• Chutney
• Papad