Village-Bangla Muri Bhaja is now disappearing

The Dhaka Times Desk good morning Today is Saturday, 18 October 2014 Christ, 3 Kartik 1421 Bangabd, 22 Zilhaj 1435 Hijri. Good morning everyone from The Dhaka Times. Happy birthday to all those whose birthday is today - happy birthday.

The scene you are watching is the scene of Muri frying. In rural areas of this country, mudri is fried in this traditional way for ages.

Now the situation has changed. Now with the touch of modernity, mudri is no longer fried in those traditional ways. Now the mudri is fried with the help of machine. But at one time, mudri was fried like this. Rice boiled in a kadai was fried with unone (soaked in salt water) with a broom of khil. After a while, if the rice was shaken in the heated sand in an earthen pot, the rice would swell up and become curdled. This is the traditional way of making mudri. Even if you go to the village, you can see this mudri fried.

Thanks to its photographer for this picture of 'Alonia' village which is famous as Muri's village.

Photo: starbanglanews.net