Now a day many foreigners are visiting Bangladesh slowly. You are different from others. You are digging Deep and real authentic side of our country. Thanks Dear from bottom of my heart. ♥
The Moroccan traveller Ibn Batutta visited this area in 1346 and in his journal he complains about the stench of dried fish. I must say Carrie, I am amazed by your energy, and at just how comfortable you are in such foreign surroundings. Thank you for such incredible videos.. I can’t imagine how much time and effort it takes to make each video.
Thank you for showing the beautiful side to Bangladesh 🇧🇩, not just the busy steers of Dhaka, that is only a tiny aspect of Bangladesh. Well done Carrie, much appreciated 🇬🇧💜🇧🇩
This unknown drying industry was very unique in your video. And I think the love of Bangladeshis for this incredible drying industry, important to the economy of Bangladesh, will gain global popularity.
recently you just focus on a specific topic and your video is more like documentary. it is very professional. you take permission before doing videos. present the information unbiasedly and respect locals. other vloggers can learn so much from you. honestly, you present Bangladesh so well. Thank you! now I feel your videos are not just entertaining, your videos are becoming like more of educational type then entertaining type. I wish you stayed in Bangladesh long-term and produce these videos. we want to see more. Bangladesh loves you🇧🇩❤
@@carriepatsalis I felt the same. sister, I strongly recommend to produce more educational documentary. I feel, like you are professional, educated and most importantly you present the real beauty while being very respectful. u r very mature. producing educational videos is not easy. Bangladesh loves you and appreciate your hard work. We want to see more from you🇧🇩❤
I think you will be a big TH-camr. Your presentation and cinematography with just one equipment amaze me. I'm from Bangladesh, been to coxbazar many times but never even knew this dry fish place exist. loved it. It's great how easily you through some humor here and there.
You’re very kind! Part of the reason I get to go to places like this is the amazing Bangladeshi team supporting my travels.. Bengal Logistics ltd 😍they listen to every idea I have.. and add theirs.. and we arrive here 🥰
This is an amzing insight, I never thought about the industrial scale of this commodity. I have only ever witnessed Shutki being dried in rural settings. I love your videos! lol I also love how there are Argentinian and Brazilian flags everywhere.
I had the same feeling as you re the dried fish.. it blew my mind when I went! And yes I always had to remind myself I was in Bangladesh everytime I saw the flags (literally everywhere! 😆)
Sundarban's Dublar Chor (Duublaa Island) also has a huge dried fish production sector. That part has a different atmosphere as there are only the fishermen and some businessmen are living except any civilian. The fishes are also quite different than those of in Cox's Bazar.
One of the best documentary to represents real Bangladesh. The Govt tourist award should be introduced to promote tourism in Bangladesh. Ms Carrie Patsalis is to be chosen one of them.
Oh wow! I had no idea dried fish business is such a big industry in Bangladesh and it is one of the premiere supplier in the world. I love dried fish. And smoked fish. And fish in general. I wonder if dried fish from Bangladesh is available here in the USA, I have always seen them in Chinese stores in Chinatown but I'm not sure of the source country of their product. I will check with Bangladeshi grocery shops when I will visit New York City. I love dried fish dishes of Bangladesh, especially the sautéed ones with little to no gravy and spicy hot 😁 (শুঁটকি ভুনা ঝাল তরকারী)! Yes, I wonder about the sustainability of the fish stock in the Bay of Bengal too. I hope Bangladesh government and all stakeholders in the industry will take care to maintain a healthy fish population and keep it sustainable. Cox's Bazaar indeed looks fun. Someday I will visit, insha Allah ! 😊
Definitely worth checking the stock in local stores.. I am going to check my local Bangladeshi stores when I get back to london! And yes let’s hope sustainability is being focused on and planned because the local Bangladeshi people working there don’t deserve to struggle.. 🤞
I was watching Harry Jaggrd's videos of Bangladesh and suddenly saw you and Harry in a video. Unfortunately I clicked on your video and got stuck. I`ve complete watching all your videos on Bangladesh. There's something in you that makes me watch. Love from Bangladesh
Carrie, next time visit Kuakata (Bengali: কুয়াকাটা) (Burmese/Rakhine/Arakanese:ကုအာကာတ) is a town in southern Bangladesh known for its panoramic sea beach.[1][2] Kuakata beach is a sandy expanse 18 kilometres (11 mi) long and 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) wide.[3] From the beach one can have an unobstructed view of both sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal.[1]
You are a very different vlogger going deep into everything! How could you survive the stinky smell of drying fish for such a long time! Thanks for showing us the vast little known industry. Actually dried fish is an everyday essential item of the menu in Chittagong, Noakhali and Sylhet. And by the passage of time and local tourism dried fish curries have become popular with almost the whole of Bangladesh. In 60s and 70s people of Northern part would just ridicule the people of the districts eating shutki! Now they are also in love of dried fish. As well as being tasty ( but it has to be an acquired taste, first time someone may not like it at all), it is also very nutritious being rich in minerals and vitamins. The fishes you saw are all sea fish but sweet water fishes from river and ponds are also dried in Sylhet and Noakhali. They prefer those dry fishes more than the sea fishes. There is another form of dry fish which is fermented underground in a bamboo tube which is too smelly but a hit with those who like it( hidol or chapa shutki)!
Thank you so much! I had no idea about the river fish up in sylhet being dried.. that’s fascinating! I can see how it’s a healthy meal that’s easy to transport and keep so it makes alot of sense 😍
Wow.... That is something to see..... I've added it to my list next time I go to Cox's bazar. Thank you. BTW just FYI, Cox's bazar is immune to Tsunami due to low depth of the sea.
It’s definitely worth a little trip to see.. ! I was literally thinking about whether a tsunami would impact this area a few days ago.. great to hear it wouldn’t!
I definitely need to try Hilsha again because I can’t quite remember the taste.. pomfret and sea coral I love but will make sure I taste Hilsha again soon!
@@carriepatsalis Hilsha of Mawa Ghat is special because these fishes collected from Padma river and because of their recipes. I can mention you a restaurant named "Rupashi Bangla restaurant", they cooked Hilsha very well specially smashed Hilsha tail.
'Thong-bikini' even is not important in cox's bazar to 'harvest' the fun this place offers. The presence & joy of people bring festivity here. I liked the way you thought. One can redefine the interpretation/perception of 'beach culture' in Bangladesh I think !!
Totally.. I have never been a fan of the bikini sun bathing set up on a beach because my skin can’t handle it.. so this is like the perfect place for me.. activity based 😍
Please show us how TEA refined from leaf 🍃. For this you may have to go SRIMANGAL TEA GARDENS and find out where processing plant is. If you can please show us some industries like where they make saucers,tea cup,plates and other plastic stuff which is famous for in Bangladesh and garments,proton car plant,motor bike plant,PRAN factory and many more.
There is a huge wholesale market of Dry fish here in Chittagong and the place name is Chaktai. all the dry fishes from Cox's and Sundarban area come here and then transfer to all over Bangladesh
Here I am Carrie! 'Shutki'=Dried fish' is one of my favourite things, but even I didn’t know the output amount is 5 million tonnes !!! 😱😱😱 that is 5×10,00,000×1000 kg !!! By the way, my favourite 'shutki' is 'Loitta Shutki' ; the fish that is called 'Bombay Duck' in English !!!
Oh is it! I need to remember that!! Going to get to Whitechapel when I next return to london and go searching for this.. shall have a Bangladeshi cooking eve at home! 😍
It was taken from my drone up in the sylhet division.. I think it was the Jamuna river if I am right.. I haven’t edited that river trip video yet but I will and will check with my guide.. very close to India..
Your voice is amazing and good miss.when you are in bangladesh you are very busy to making videos. now which country is your next to visit if it scotland i think very good because not so many TH-camr exploring scotland.stay well stay safe from gazipur bangladesh.
Thank you so much! Not sure where will be next… but I do however have some lovely india footage I have not yet edited.. so after Bangladesh I might bring some of that to TH-cam 😍
Hi Carrie, Another amazing video, to me I don’t think I can call your videos a vlog because that wouldn’t do it justice, your videos has that documentary vibe to it and it’s wonderful to see how you go into the nitty gritty of the content that you’re showing to your viewers, you must have a professional background to this type of skill. To be honest I’m not a fish eating type of person in fact many Bangladeshis aren’t especially in the north because most like to eat meat, chicken and vegetables with a bit of seafood on the side and that is mainly because we have a very mixed diet but also fishes in Bangladesh are very expensive and not everyone can afford it, for some it’s a luxury item. Mughal Bengali food is more popular. You can do so much with these fermented dry fishes, otherwise known as Shutki in Bengali. They can be used to cook stews, curries, roasted just like how they did in the past otherwise known a Bombay Duck, you can cook them into a bhaji and many other styles, you can see some examples on TH-cam how they’re cooked, it’s very much an awaited taste. Bangladesh is one of the largest exporters of riverine fish and seafood in the world, this brings in a lot of money to the economy and provides many job opportunities to our people all over BD. If you go to a Bangladeshi grocery shop in London, I am sure you will find many varieties of frozen fish and seafood that came from Bangladesh. Again thank you for this amazing video, you’re a gem Carrie ❤️ Much love from Sylhet 🇧🇩
Your comments are always so lovely! Thanks for taking the time to write this. When I return to the U.K. I am going to head to Whitechapel to see what fish I can get .. plus red amaranth! I can understand there is less fish eaten up north being further away from the sea.. and better to eat local produce really too.. I had some wonderful curries in the sylhet area.. will be heading to Bogra at some point and keen to try something different up there too!
Now a day many foreigners are visiting Bangladesh slowly. You are different from others. You are digging Deep and real authentic side of our country. Thanks Dear from bottom of my heart. ♥
More will come once bd pathetic government spend money on infrastructure outside Dhaka.
@@hassymiia6267 very true
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It’s a real pleasure and what I love to do 😊
I am an expatriate Bangladeshi and your video makes me very happy. God bless you 😇❤️
The Moroccan traveller Ibn Batutta visited this area in 1346 and in his journal he complains about the stench of dried fish.
I must say Carrie, I am amazed by your energy, and at just how comfortable you are in such foreign surroundings. Thank you for such incredible videos.. I can’t imagine how much time and effort it takes to make each video.
That’s so cool about Ibn Batutta’s journal.. I love it when past and present have links like that! And thank you so much for your lovely words too😍
Thank you for showing the beautiful side to Bangladesh 🇧🇩, not just the busy steers of Dhaka, that is only a tiny aspect of Bangladesh. Well done Carrie, much appreciated 🇬🇧💜🇧🇩
My pleasure 😊
This unknown drying industry was very unique in your video. And I think the love of Bangladeshis for this incredible drying industry, important to the economy of Bangladesh, will gain global popularity.
I had no idea how important this industry is for Bangladesh.. was fun to capture a little bit of it 😍
recently you just focus on a specific topic and your video is more like documentary. it is very professional. you take permission before doing videos. present the information unbiasedly and respect locals. other vloggers can learn so much from you. honestly, you present Bangladesh so well. Thank you! now I feel your videos are not just entertaining, your videos are becoming like more of educational type then entertaining type. I wish you stayed in Bangladesh long-term and produce these videos. we want to see more. Bangladesh loves you🇧🇩❤
You’re very kind thank you! I do like to mix up a bit of learning with a bit of fun.. always something new to discover I say 😍
@@carriepatsalis I felt the same. sister, I strongly recommend to produce more educational documentary. I feel, like you are professional, educated and most importantly you present the real beauty while being very respectful. u r very mature. producing educational videos is not easy. Bangladesh loves you and appreciate your hard work. We want to see more from you🇧🇩❤
@@02CRN could not have said it better.
I think you will be a big TH-camr. Your presentation and cinematography with just one equipment amaze me. I'm from Bangladesh, been to coxbazar many times but never even knew this dry fish place exist. loved it. It's great how easily you through some humor here and there.
You’re very kind! Part of the reason I get to go to places like this is the amazing Bangladeshi team supporting my travels.. Bengal Logistics ltd 😍they listen to every idea I have.. and add theirs.. and we arrive here 🥰
This is an amzing insight, I never thought about the industrial scale of this commodity. I have only ever witnessed Shutki being dried in rural settings. I love your videos! lol I also love how there are Argentinian and Brazilian flags everywhere.
I had the same feeling as you re the dried fish.. it blew my mind when I went! And yes I always had to remind myself I was in Bangladesh everytime I saw the flags (literally everywhere! 😆)
Sundarban's Dublar Chor (Duublaa Island) also has a huge dried fish production sector. That part has a different atmosphere as there are only the fishermen and some businessmen are living except any civilian. The fishes are also quite different than those of in Cox's Bazar.
Oh wow I bet it’s amazing there.. and of course I just realised sundarbans will have many little island.. can’t wait to visit.. bet it’s beautiful 😍
As a Bangladeshi even I haven't got chance to visit this dry fish village yet. Thank you a lot. You r unic.
My pleasure and thanks so much 😊
I love your Natural Style.
Thank you 😊
One of the best documentary to represents real Bangladesh. The Govt tourist award should be introduced to promote tourism in Bangladesh. Ms Carrie Patsalis is to be chosen one of them.
Thanks so much! 🥰
Thanks for introducing us with the dried fish industry.
😊
Oh wow! I had no idea dried fish business is such a big industry in Bangladesh and it is one of the premiere supplier in the world.
I love dried fish. And smoked fish. And fish in general. I wonder if dried fish from Bangladesh is available here in the USA, I have always seen them in Chinese stores in Chinatown but I'm not sure of the source country of their product. I will check with Bangladeshi grocery shops when I will visit New York City.
I love dried fish dishes of Bangladesh, especially the sautéed ones with little to no gravy and spicy hot 😁 (শুঁটকি ভুনা ঝাল তরকারী)!
Yes, I wonder about the sustainability of the fish stock in the Bay of Bengal too. I hope Bangladesh government and all stakeholders in the industry will take care to maintain a healthy fish population and keep it sustainable.
Cox's Bazaar indeed looks fun. Someday I will visit, insha Allah ! 😊
Definitely worth checking the stock in local stores.. I am going to check my local Bangladeshi stores when I get back to london! And yes let’s hope sustainability is being focused on and planned because the local Bangladeshi people working there don’t deserve to struggle.. 🤞
Carrie, your video quality is world class. Feels like watching a documentary. You deserve million views. Keep up the good work :)
Thanks so much! Appreciate that ❤️
Wowww, I love dry fish very much, and I know that Bangladesh's dry fish is loved by worldwide because of it's freshness
Yes it certainly looked very popular ❤️
Great video showing challenge of sustainability vs income generation. Brilliant! ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
you have discovered the hidden gems of Bangladesh..❤❤❤
Thank you for showing the beautiful side of Bangladesh.
Your presentation is mind blowing 😍
Thank you so much 😀
Wow amazing and absolutely nice .Thank you for sharing.
I wish you health and happiness every day. I Wish your full of happiness in your life.
Thanks so much! Hope you’re having a great day!
Compare to your other vloggers visited Bangladesh could not discover much of it. You are the best.
Thank you very much 😊
You are showing us what no one show us before.
🥰
I was watching Harry Jaggrd's videos of Bangladesh and suddenly saw you and Harry in a video. Unfortunately I clicked on your video and got stuck. I`ve complete watching all your videos on Bangladesh. There's something in you that makes me watch. Love from Bangladesh
😂that made me smile!!! Get that coffee and get studying!!!! Come on you can do it! Good luck!
Many Bangladeshi people haven't seen or been to these places in there lives but now just sitting at home and seeing 😉
I feel happy I can bring something new here that goes beyond the tourist places.. 😊
Carrie, next time visit Kuakata (Bengali: কুয়াকাটা) (Burmese/Rakhine/Arakanese:ကုအာကာတ) is a town in southern Bangladesh known for its panoramic sea beach.[1][2] Kuakata beach is a sandy expanse 18 kilometres (11 mi) long and 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) wide.[3] From the beach one can have an unobstructed view of both sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal.[1]
That sounds wonderful! I absolutely love a sunrise/sunset 😍
You are a very different vlogger going deep into everything! How could you survive the stinky smell of drying fish for such a long time! Thanks for showing us the vast little known industry. Actually dried fish is an everyday essential item of the menu in Chittagong, Noakhali and Sylhet. And by the passage of time and local tourism dried fish curries have become popular with almost the whole of Bangladesh. In 60s and 70s people of Northern part would just ridicule the people of the districts eating shutki! Now they are also in love of dried fish. As well as being tasty ( but it has to be an acquired taste, first time someone may not like it at all), it is also very nutritious being rich in minerals and vitamins. The fishes you saw are all sea fish but sweet water fishes from river and ponds are also dried in Sylhet and Noakhali. They prefer those dry fishes more than the sea fishes. There is another form of dry fish which is fermented underground in a bamboo tube which is too smelly but a hit with those who like it( hidol or chapa shutki)!
Thank you so much! I had no idea about the river fish up in sylhet being dried.. that’s fascinating! I can see how it’s a healthy meal that’s easy to transport and keep so it makes alot of sense 😍
I’m really impressed when I watch your videos 😊❤❤ lots of love and pray for you ❤❤❤😘😘🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Thank you 😊
Thank you Carrie for taking us along, the ingredient list for the dry fish curry was spot on 😊
You are so welcome!
thanks for showing our beautiful country.
My pleasure 😊
Interesting place , Happy Traveling
Thanks 😊
I love your videos and look forward to your new videos everyday. Take love from Bangladesh🇧🇩💕
Thank you so much 😀😍
Your travel content is on individual subject. This is real travel vlog. Travel vlog should be in an specific subject. I really love it.
I am really glad you like it 😍
@@carriepatsalis thanks
@@carriepatsalis those who knows what is real travel vlog. They will love your content.
Great shoot! 😍
Thanks 😊
Tnx😍
Splendid vlog. Good job no snake came out to say hello to you 😊🤗😄😄
Wooo all videos is Super sister👌
Thank you so much 😊
If I were in Bangladesh now, I could meet you. & I used to make a vlog with you.🥹 so lovely..❤️
I am really glad you like my vlogs 😊
Wow.... That is something to see..... I've added it to my list next time I go to Cox's bazar. Thank you. BTW just FYI, Cox's bazar is immune to Tsunami due to low depth of the sea.
It’s definitely worth a little trip to see.. ! I was literally thinking about whether a tsunami would impact this area a few days ago.. great to hear it wouldn’t!
Welcome to Bangladesh 🇧🇩.. I hope you having Good Time In Bangladesh 🇧🇩.. Thank you So much for Everything..
Thanks so much! Having a great time 😍
It’s so wonderful 😮
Love from Siliguri, West Bengal
Thanks 😊
I found this very interesting. Thx :)
Glad you enjoyed it! 😍
Thanks for such a wonderful video ❤
Pleasure 😇
Hundred million 100
Cox's Bazar Bangladesh 365 Desh🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊
Our Cox's Bazar❤🇧🇩
Fantastic video my friend....I like dry 🐟 fish 🎏, thank you Carrie ❤️
You are so welcome 😊
Great video Carrie 👍🏻
Thank you!! 😁
Bangladeshi love dry fish
Thanks for this video & welcome to Bangladesh.
Thank you! 😃
dried fish is life💃
I always waiting for your new videos❤❤❤❤😊
That’s lovely to read 😍
@@carriepatsalis thank you so much 😘😘
Go to Sondorban Dhoplarchor there more dry fishing...thanks.
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Love from Bangladesh
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Lovely documentary. Really enjoying.
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
When you return to Dhaka, visit Mawa Ghat to enjoy our national fish Hilsha (in Bengali, it's called "illish"). Specially smashed illish tail.
I definitely need to try Hilsha again because I can’t quite remember the taste.. pomfret and sea coral I love but will make sure I taste Hilsha again soon!
@@carriepatsalis Hilsha of Mawa Ghat is special because these fishes collected from Padma river and because of their recipes. I can mention you a restaurant named "Rupashi Bangla restaurant", they cooked Hilsha very well specially smashed Hilsha tail.
Wow
You are so unique in making videos. Really Hats Off
Thank you 😊
Best of luck 👍
Thanks 😊
Thank you for visiting to our beautiful country dear thanks a lot
It's my pleasure!
Wow beautiful 🇧🇩🍷🍾🍓🍌🍎🍉🍇🍍🦀🦐
You may go to SundorBan,Dublar chor,khulna, Sundorbon.
This z the season bug dry fish and fresh oxygen
Sounds awesome 🤩
Nice video 🌻
Your intro is mind-blowing.
Thanks 😊
@@carriepatsalis can we communicate by Facebook. ? If you don't mind
'Thong-bikini' even is not important in cox's bazar to 'harvest' the fun this place offers. The presence & joy of people bring festivity here. I liked the way you thought. One can redefine the interpretation/perception of 'beach culture' in Bangladesh I think !!
Totally.. I have never been a fan of the bikini sun bathing set up on a beach because my skin can’t handle it.. so this is like the perfect place for me.. activity based 😍
You are just amazing ❤
You are fantastic my dear,you are so generous,so confident,so energetic,so sweet,so beautiful and moreover you are the perfect lady in the world.❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Waiting for new video ❤️❤️
Thanks! Coming soon! 😍
Please show us how TEA refined from leaf 🍃. For this you may have to go SRIMANGAL TEA GARDENS and find out where processing plant is.
If you can please show us some industries like where they make saucers,tea cup,plates and other plastic stuff which is famous for in Bangladesh and garments,proton car plant,motor bike plant,PRAN factory and many more.
I filmed briefly in a tea garden.. will edit soon 😍
please make a video about Bangladsh's Textile industries, visit a renowned textile factory
Thanks.. I have a saree making video coming.. went to a beautiful small but incredible place where the skill was superb.. shall edit soon!
Love you and your content very much. ❤️❤️
Thank you so much!
wow sisters very very nice all 🥰🥰☘️🌼🕊️🕊️
Thank you so much
There is a huge wholesale market of Dry fish here in Chittagong and the place name is Chaktai. all the dry fishes from Cox's and Sundarban area come here and then transfer to all over Bangladesh
I bet it’s huge there too! I went to the fresh fish market there and it was massive!
@@carriepatsalis yes indeed, but those come to Chittagong as well
The contents of the video are your selection, just amazing!! Best wishes from Dhaka.
Thanks a lot 😊
You need to be on BBC your voice and personality is amazing
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West Bengal 's people also have the same taste for dried fish 🐟🎏.
Interesting!❤️
Iove brother and sister from Doha Qatar BD
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You have seen it all! I admire you.
wow that’s awesome
Beautiful Amazing vloging
Thank you so much 😊
Tanks for coming Bangladesh you looking so pretty
Here I am Carrie! 'Shutki'=Dried fish' is one of my favourite things, but even I didn’t know the output amount is 5 million tonnes !!! 😱😱😱 that is 5×10,00,000×1000 kg !!! By the way, my favourite 'shutki' is 'Loitta Shutki' ; the fish that is called 'Bombay Duck' in English !!!
Oh is it! I need to remember that!! Going to get to Whitechapel when I next return to london and go searching for this.. shall have a Bangladeshi cooking eve at home! 😍
Dried fish curries are absolutely delicious .
Disgusting
Yes they are 😍
love from Bangladesh sister 💖💖💖
Take a tour to northen part of Bangladesh
On my list! 😍
That disobedient boy gave me nostalgia !! 😆
So cheeky! 😁
where is it ,the last shot you used for every video in ending
It's an awesome place
It was taken from my drone up in the sylhet division.. I think it was the Jamuna river if I am right.. I haven’t edited that river trip video yet but I will and will check with my guide.. very close to India..
Your voice is amazing and good miss.when you are in bangladesh you are very busy to making videos. now which country is your next to visit if it scotland i think very good because not so many TH-camr exploring scotland.stay well stay safe from gazipur bangladesh.
Thank you so much! Not sure where will be next… but I do however have some lovely india footage I have not yet edited.. so after Bangladesh I might bring some of that to TH-cam 😍
Hi mam, don’t miss the Lalon festival in kushtia in the next 4-5-6 march..❤️❤️
I bet that will be awesome!
@@carriepatsalis Contact me pls if you come here..
I like dry fish
After watching Harry's TH-cam content I came across your content really enjoyed this also I have subscribed hope to see my great vlogs!
Many thanks for watching 😍
please come to rajshahi city
😊😊🙌
😍
Welcome sister 🇧🇩❤️
Good
Come to Rajshahi. The hottest District in Bangladesh. This district is famous for mango! So please come in Rajshahi.
I love mango!! 😍
Hi Carrie,
Another amazing video, to me I don’t think I can call your videos a vlog because that wouldn’t do it justice, your videos has that documentary vibe to it and it’s wonderful to see how you go into the nitty gritty of the content that you’re showing to your viewers, you must have a professional background to this type of skill. To be honest I’m not a fish eating type of person in fact many Bangladeshis aren’t especially in the north because most like to eat meat, chicken and vegetables with a bit of seafood on the side and that is mainly because we have a very mixed diet but also fishes in Bangladesh are very expensive and not everyone can afford it, for some it’s a luxury item. Mughal Bengali food is more popular.
You can do so much with these fermented dry fishes, otherwise known as Shutki in Bengali. They can be used to cook stews, curries, roasted just like how they did in the past otherwise known a Bombay Duck, you can cook them into a bhaji and many other styles, you can see some examples on TH-cam how they’re cooked, it’s very much an awaited taste.
Bangladesh is one of the largest exporters of riverine fish and seafood in the world, this brings in a lot of money to the economy and provides many job opportunities to our people all over BD. If you go to a Bangladeshi grocery shop in London, I am sure you will find many varieties of frozen fish and seafood that came from Bangladesh. Again thank you for this amazing video, you’re a gem Carrie ❤️ Much love from Sylhet 🇧🇩
Your comments are always so lovely! Thanks for taking the time to write this. When I return to the U.K. I am going to head to Whitechapel to see what fish I can get .. plus red amaranth!
I can understand there is less fish eaten up north being further away from the sea.. and better to eat local produce really too.. I had some wonderful curries in the sylhet area.. will be heading to Bogra at some point and keen to try something different up there too!
Miss please come to bogra me and my friends wanna meet you
Thank you Soo much 💞
You can do paracycling... Nice clip...
Thanks 😊
Dried fish has protein, iron and calcium etc help low income people to fulfil their basic nutrients
I can imagine it’s a great source of protein that lasts for a long time at home too
@@carriepatsalis Thanks for exploring different food culture