Vegetables, Mostly Eaten In Bangladesh

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Vegetables

Edible flowers, fruits, seeds, roots, shoots, leaves are considered as vegetables when they are eaten by cooking . Vegetables are abundant with vitamins and minerals. In our country we cultivate more or less than 120 kinds of vegetables both from home and abroad. In winter, vegetables are more available in our market. Everybody should take vegetables everyday for a healthy life.

 

Potato of Bangladesh

Potato

Potato is a very used vegetable in our country. We call it ‘Alu’. In Bangladesh people use it widely for making different kinds of curries. Potato is used to make chips and many other foods too. Mashed potato is a popular food in Bangladesh, specially the low income people eat it everyday. Potato grows in Munshigong and Dinajpur district of Bangladesh well.

 

Fried Parwal

Parwal

Parwal is a popular vegetable. Its local name in our country is ‘Potol’. Half-cut fried parwal is very popular among the Bangladeshi people. Mashed rind of parwal is also a well-liked item. It is cultivated almost all over in Bangladesh. It is a good source of carbohydrate, vitamin A and C.

 

Brinjal of Bangladesh as vegetableBrinjal

Brinjal is a very popular vegetable. Brinjal is ‘Begun’ in our country. It grows round the year. Circle-cut fried brinjal is very pleasing, popular and yummy item in Bangladesh.  It has good amount of vitamin A, vitamin C and minerals like sulpher, calcium, phosphorus and the others.

 

Cauliflower as vegetable

Cauliflower

Cauliflower is a winter vegetable. We call it ‘Ful copi’. White cauliflower is very common in our country. Green cauliflower is sometimes called broccoli in Bangladesh. There is a large amount of vitamin A, C and calcium in Cauliflower.

 

cabbage as Bangladesh

 

Cabbage

Cabbage is a assemblage of young  leaves. It is called ‘Badha copi’ in Bangladesh. It is a winter vegetable. Green cabbages are mostly common in Bangladesh and purple cabbages are the least common. Vitamin A, B, and C are there in cabbage.

 

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Bean

Bean is the common name for large seeds. The vegetable is called in Bangladesh ‘Sheem’. Bean is also a winter vegetable. It has a lot of calcium, phosphorus, protein and vitamin C.

 

Aroid as vegetable in Bangladesh

Aroid

Aroid is a plant of the arum family. This aroid are bulbous root actually. They are called ‘Mukhi kocu’ in Bangla. Calcium, vitamin A, B and abundant of Iron are there in aroid.

 

Pumkin as vegetable in Bangladesh

Pumpkin

Pumpkin is a giant vegetable. It is ‘Misti kumra’ in our country. It is originated from north America. Its both green and ripe stages are eaten by cooking. It looks green when it is ripen. Carbohydrate, vitamin-A and C are there in Pumpkin.

 

Tomato as vegetable in Bangladesh

Tomato

Tomato is a very delicious vegetable. Its local name in our country is ‘Tomato’. It grows a lot in winter. It has great demand everywhere both as raw and cooked with curry. Tomato consists in calcium, phosphorus, vitamin A and Vitamin C. Tomatoes are used to produce salad, soup, catni juice, kecap, sauce etc.

 

Bitter Gourd as vegetable in bangladesh

Bitter Gourd/Bitter Melon

Bitter gourd is a summer vegetable in bitter taste. It consists in carotin, calcium and lots of iron. Bitter Melon juice has the medicinal value. The Bangla name of bitter gourd is ‘Usche’.

 

radish as vegetable in Bangladesh

Radish

The Radish is an edible root vegetable. It is a winter vegetable. They are varied in size, flavor and color. It is called ‘Mula’ in Bangladesh. Calcium, phosphorus and vitamin-C are much there in radish.

 

Snake Gourd as vegetable in Bangladesh

Snake Gourd

Snake Gourd is a tasty vegetable. It is called ‘Cicinga’ in Bangla. It is originated from South Asia. Snake Gourd contains a good variety of nutrients as vitamins and minerals

Okra as vegetable in Bangladesh

Okra

Okra is known in many English-speaking countries as ladies’ fingers as it looks like finger. It is commonly called ‘Dherosh’ in Bangladesh. Okra is a summer vegetable. It contains a good quantity of vitamin-A, vitamin-B and Iron.

 

Gourd as vegetable in Bangladesh

Gourd

Gourd is a large vegetable. It grows round the year. It is called ‘lau’ in Bangladesh as a common name. It is rich in carotin, calcium and vitamin-C.

 

Spiny Gourd as vegetable in Bangladesh

Teasle Gourd/Spiny Gourd  

Teasle Gourd is a late summer vegetable. Spiny gourd is called ‘kakrol’ in Bangladesh. It is a very yummy fried item as vegetable. It consists in protein, iron, phosphorus, carotin etc.

 

Carrot as vegetable in Bangladesh

Carrot 

Carrot is a root vegetable. It is ‘Gajor’ in Bangladesh. It is a popular winter vegetable. Halva (Halua) made by carrot is a very delicious item. Salad, soup and juice et cetera are made of carrot. It is rich in sugar, carotin, calcium, phosphorus and the others.

 

Cucumber as vegetable in Bangladesh

Cucumber

Cucumber is a creeping vine vegetable. We call it ‘Shosha’ in Bangla. It is a summer vegetable. It grows less in the winter and more in summer. It has vitamin-K, calcium etc. We eat raw cucumber as Salad mostly. Raw cucumber contains 95% water.

 

 

Spinach as vegetable in Bangladesh

Spinach

Spinach is a winter leaf vegetable. Its leaves are large. Everybody likes Spinach vegetable. It is called ‘Palong shak’ here. It grows highland of Bangladesh. Spinach is a good source of Vitamin-A, Vitamin-B, Vitamin-C, Vitamin-K, Magnesium, Manganese, Iron, and Folate.

 

Climbing Spinach as vegetable in Bangladersh

Malabar Spinach/Climbing Spinach

Climbing Spinach is a very popular leaf vegetable in Bangladesh. It is called ‘Pui shak’ here. There are two varieties – green and red. It is eaten both in fry and curry form. Malabar spinach is high in Vitamin-A, Vitamin-C, Iron and Calcium.

 

Turnip as vegetable in Bangladesh

Turnip

Turnip is a Radish like vegetable. It is a root vegetable. We call it ‘Shalgom’. It is a very delicious winter vegetable. Turnip is a less common vegetable in Bangladesh. It has vitamin and minerals, specially  very high in vitamin-C.


By Dibbendu Dwip

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