Unlike other Ilish macher recipes, the Hilsa fish or Ilish is fried and then cooked in a yogurt gravy, mildly flavored with cinnamon and cardamom
Doi Ilish | Hilsa Fish in Yogurt Gravy Recipe

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Unlike other Ilish macher recipes, the Hilsa fish or Ilish is fried and then cooked in a yogurt gravy, mildly flavored with cinnamon and cardamom
This is a discussion post where I will be listing out the tips & tricks on how to make homemade yogurt using fresh milk
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