The influence of the Shah Era, Mughal Empire, and the British dynasty made Bangladesh the home of numerous ethnic foods. The British, Arab, and Indian immigrants brought their cuisine and unparalleled cultures into Bangladesh and enriched the country’s culinary heritage. Bangladesh’s culinary customs are related closely to the traditions of the northeast India and Bengal. Fish and rice are the traditional favorites with lentils and vegetables creating a significant portion of their staple diet. Moreover, the river Brahmaputra, which flows into the Bay of Bengal, has a prominent impact on the culinary art and culture of Bangladesh. Continue reading...