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Easy
By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid
Published 2005
It’s found in Calcutta, in Dhaka, and in places in between, and it’s called murree (or muri). It’s eaten by the handful or, when you buy it from a street vendor, in tidy little mouthfuls, hot and sour and sweet, and oh so good.
You start with puffed rice (available in South Asian groceries), then flavor it. This Bangladeshi version is very like the murree I bought from a street vendor one afternoon in Mymensingh, in northeastern Bangladesh. Flavored with a tamar