The Burmese way to spice up a stormy evening Photogallery

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The food lovers turned up in hordes to get a taste of authentic Burmese food at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. Helming the affair was cook par excellence Chanda Dutt, a retired teacher and wife of actor-director-musician Anjan Dutt. The spring popup had many new additions to the usual fare. Chanda said her visit to Myanmar in January helped her learn new dishes.

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The Burmese way to spice up a stormy evening

Shiboprosad Mukherjee enjoys delicious food during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Sarvani and Pradip Gooptu pose for a picture during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Sanjukta, Paromita, Ditaya and Brinda pose together during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Nilanjan Nandy during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Neel poses with Anjan Dutt during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Chanda Dutt poses for the camera during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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Barna and Deborshi Banerjee smile for the lensman during the 'Burmese' food feast held at the Dutts’ Beniapukur residence in Kolkata. (Photo: Atanu Biswas) (BCCL)

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