Celebrate Durga Puja in Goa the traditional way with 'Bangla Bhog'

Feast on a variety of dishes specially curated for the festival, and experience the essence of Durga Puja at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa, Panaji
BON APETITE: Dine on festive delights, curated by Chef Ajanta Burman, from October 11 to 13 at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa, Panaji.
BON APETITE: Dine on festive delights, curated by Chef Ajanta Burman, from October 11 to 13 at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa, Panaji.Photo: Gomantak Times
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A vibrant culinary journey in celebration of Durga Puja is on at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa – Panaji till October 13, 2024. At the four-day event, the hotel is showcasing the tradition of Bhog, offering a menu that features Khichuri, Labra, chutney, Payesh and an array of mishti, all in honour of Goddess Durga.

The event not only reflects the rich cultural heritage of the festival, but also fosters a sense of community as people come together to enjoy the offerings.

BON APETITE: Dine on festive delights, curated by Chef Ajanta Burman, from October 11 to 13 at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa, Panaji.
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As the goddess and her four children are welcomed into the hearts and homes of many, guests are encouraged to join in the celebrations and savour the flavours of tradition.

Double Tree by Hilton has specially brought in Chef Ajanta Burman to host this special experience.

“Every state has a different menu, and the research I put in helped me learn more and become an expert. Thanks to my research, today I am very well versed with Bihari, Himachali, Rajasthani, Maharashtrian and Assamese cuisine. I also cook Andhra and Kerala food," says the chef.

COOK IT UP: Chef Ajanta Burman has curated the Bangla Bhog experience at Double Tree by Hilton Goa-Panaji in Old Goa.
COOK IT UP: Chef Ajanta Burman has curated the Bangla Bhog experience at Double Tree by Hilton Goa-Panaji in Old Goa.

Apart from this specially curated experience at the restaurant, she has also given guests a taste of Bengali food at her home.

“I have hosted people for Bengali food at home. I am very happy to serve Bangla food for people in Goa and all over India. We have a variety of dishes and every dish tells a story,” she explains.

At the ‘Bangla Bhog,’ guests will have the opportunity to savour a delightful array of dishes, including Gondhoraj Lebu Soup, Chonak Paturi, Paneer Paturi, Ol Sheddo and the sweet delight of Bhapa Shondesh and Langcha.

I have hosted people for Bengali food at home. I am very happy to serve Bangla food for people in Goa and all over India.

Chef Ajanta Burman

Don’t miss the crispy Jhuri Aloo Bhaja and Begun Bhaja, alongside the aromatic Raw Banana Kofta Curry. Enjoy the heavenly combination of Dum Aloo served with Luchi and Dhokar Dalna.

To finish on a sweet note, treat yourself to Bhapa Sandesh, Ras Malai, Langcha, the classic Mishti Doi, or the indulgent Gurer Payesh.

The curated experience features, both, vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, and fish is always auspicious for Bengalis, says Chef Ajanta. So, don’t miss this chance to experience the ‘Bangla Bhog’ before it ends.

BON APETITE: Dine on festive delights, curated by Chef Ajanta Burman, from October 11 to 13 at DoubleTree by Hilton Goa, Panaji.
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DETAILS

WHAT: ‘Bangla Bhog’ (Durga Puja buffet)

WHERE: Comida, Double Tree by Hilton Goa-Panaji

WHEN: October 10 & 11 (Dinner); October 12 & 13 (Lunch and Dinner)

TIMINGS: Lunch (1 pm onwards); dinner (7 pm onwards)

PRICING: Rs 1,299 plus taxes

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