List of Nepalese dishes
== List of Nepalese dishes ==
Nepalese cuisine is known for its rich flavors and diverse ingredients, influenced by the country's varied geography and cultural heritage. Below is a list of notable Nepalese dishes:
Dal Bhat[edit | edit source]
Dal Bhat is a traditional meal consisting of steamed rice (bhat) and lentil soup (dal). It is often accompanied by vegetable curries, pickles, and sometimes meat.
Momo[edit | edit source]
Momo are Nepalese dumplings filled with either meat or vegetables. They are typically served with a spicy dipping sauce known as achar.
Sel Roti[edit | edit source]
Sel Roti is a traditional homemade, sweet, ring-shaped rice bread/doughnut. It is usually prepared during festivals and special occasions.
Gundruk[edit | edit source]
Gundruk is a fermented leafy green vegetable, often used as a side dish or in soups. It is a popular food in rural areas of Nepal.
Dhido[edit | edit source]
Dhido is a traditional Nepalese food made by continuously stirring hot water and flour, usually buckwheat or millet, until it thickens. It is often served with gundruk or dal.
Thukpa[edit | edit source]
Thukpa is a noodle soup that originated in Tibet and is popular in Nepal. It typically contains meat, vegetables, and noodles in a flavorful broth.
Chatamari[edit | edit source]
Chatamari is a type of rice crepe, sometimes referred to as "Nepali pizza." It is a traditional specialty of the Newars of the Kathmandu Valley.
Aloo Tama[edit | edit source]
Aloo Tama is a unique curry made with potatoes (aloo) and bamboo shoots (tama). It is often cooked with black-eyed peas or other beans.
Yomari[edit | edit source]
Yomari is a traditional Newari sweet dish made from rice flour dough shaped like a fish and filled with molasses and sesame seeds.
Kwati[edit | edit source]
Kwati is a mixed bean soup traditionally prepared during the festival of Janai Purnima. It is made from nine different types of sprouted beans.
Sukuti[edit | edit source]
Sukuti is dried meat, usually buffalo or goat, which is often spiced and eaten as a snack or used in curries.
Juju Dhau[edit | edit source]
Juju Dhau is a special type of yogurt from Bhaktapur, known for its rich and creamy texture. It is often served during festivals and special occasions.
Selroti[edit | edit source]
Selroti is a traditional homemade, sweet, ring-shaped rice bread/doughnut. It is usually prepared during festivals and special occasions.
Bara[edit | edit source]
Bara is a traditional Newari dish made from lentil flour. It is a type of savory pancake that can be plain or topped with eggs or minced meat.
Samay Baji[edit | edit source]
Samay Baji is a traditional Newari dish that is a combination of several items, including beaten rice (chiura), roasted meat, boiled egg, and various pickles.
Chatpate[edit | edit source]
Chatpate is a popular street food in Nepal, made from puffed rice mixed with various spices, vegetables, and sometimes boiled potatoes.
Achar[edit | edit source]
Achar is a type of pickle that is a common accompaniment to many Nepalese dishes. It can be made from a variety of vegetables and fruits, often with a spicy and tangy flavor.
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