Sinki (food)

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Sinki

Course	Main course
Place of origin	Nepal
Region or state	Sikkim
Main ingredients	Radish
Cookbook: Sinki   Media: Sinki

Sinki is a traditional and indigenous food product of the Nepal and Sikkim region. It is prepared from radish tap roots, which are fermented and then sun-dried.

Preparation

The preparation of Sinki involves a unique process. The radish roots are first cleaned and then chopped into small pieces. These pieces are then packed into a bamboo basket, which is then covered with straw and mud. The basket is then buried underground for about a month to allow the radish to ferment. After the fermentation process, the radish is taken out and sun-dried until it becomes hard and shrinks in size.

Usage

Sinki can be used in a variety of dishes. It is often used as a flavoring agent in soups, curries, and pickles. It can also be eaten as a side dish with rice.

Nutritional Value

Sinki is rich in nutrients. It is a good source of dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium, and other essential minerals.

Cultural Significance

Sinki holds a significant place in the food culture of Nepal and Sikkim. It is often prepared during the winter season and is considered a delicacy.

See Also

• List of fermented foods
• Nepalese cuisine
• Sikkimese cuisine

External Links

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