Between 30 minutes and 1 hour

Aloo Paratha

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Aloo Paratha is a popular North Indian and Nepal whole wheat flatbread stuffed with a spicy mashed potato filling. It is traditionally served for breakfast but is also enjoyed for lunch or dinner across the Indian subcontinent.

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Anarsa

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Anarsa is a traditional Nepalese sweet rice biscuit primarily associated with the Tihar (Diwali) festival. It is a deep-fried delicacy known for its unique texture, typically crispy on the outside and slightly soft or melt-in-the-mouth on the inside. This sweet has a long shelf life, making it a common festive gift and snack.

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Apple Puree

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Apple puree is a simple, versatile, and nutritious staple made by cooking apples until soft and blending or mashing them into a smooth, creamy, or slightly chunky texture. It is highly regarded as an ideal first food for babies (6+ months) but is also popular as a healthy snack, dessert, or savory condiment for adults. We can use it also for apples tarts.

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Balushahi

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Balushahi is a traditional Indian subcontient sweet, often described as an Indian glazed doughnut due to its flaky texture and sugary coating. It is deep-fried in ghee or oil and soaked in sugar syrup.

It has a crunchy, flaky exterior with a soft, sweet, and layered interior.

Popularly prepared during festivals like Diwali.

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Bitter Gourd Masala (Karela Masala)

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Bitter Gourd Masala (Karela Masala) is a popular, nutrient-dense South Asian dish that balances the natural bitterness of the vegetable with spicy, tangy, and sometimes sweet flavors. It is often prepared as a dry stir-fry or a semi-gravy curry, usually paired with roti, naan, or rice.

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Bitter Gourd Salad (Karela Salad)

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Bitter Gourd Salad, often known as Karela Salad in India is a nutritious dish that pairs the intense bitterness of the bitter gourd with tangy, spicy, or crunchy elements to make it palatable. It is often served as a side dish with rice and curry.

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Black, Red, Yellow or Mix Lentils (Dal)

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Lentils (dal) are a cornerstone of Nepali cuisine, forming the essential, protein-rich component of the daily staple Dal Bhat. Grown across the Terai and mid-hills, common varieties include Masuro (red lentils), Maas ko daal (black lentils), and Rahar dal.

A crucial source of protein, iron, and fiber, especially for vegetarians.

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Buckwheat Fries (Kanchemba)

Kanchemba (कन्चेम्बा) is a traditional snack from the Thakali community of Nepal, often described as “buckwheat fries” or “Thakali finger chips”. It is a gluten-free dish made from buckwheat flour that is crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside.

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Buff Curry

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Buff Curry is a popular and traditional dish in Nepalese cuisine featuring buffalo meat cooked in a rich, spicy, and aromatic gravy. It is known for its deep flavors, often using bone-in meat for extra richness, and is typically served with rice or roti.

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Buff Fried Rice

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Buff Fried Rice is a hearty and popular Nepali dish known as bhuteyko bhat, featuring tender buffalo meat (buff) stir-fried with rice, many vegetables and a variety of aromatic spices.

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Buff Thenthuk (Tibetan Noodles Soup)

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Buff Thenthuk is a popular Tibetan hand-pulled noodle soup, particularly favored in Amdo, Tibet, for dinner and lunch. It is a hearty, mildly spiced dish containing wheat flour dough, mixed vegetables, and buffalo meat (buff).

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Buff Thukpa

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Buff Thukpa is a popular, heartwarming Himalayan noodle soup made with buffalo meat, broth, vegetables, and spices. Originating from Tibet and commonly found in Nepal and India, it is a staple comfort food, particularly during cold weather.

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Buff Wrap

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Buff Wrap is a popular, modern fusion street food in Nepal, often featuring seasoned, cooked buffalo meat (buff) combined with fresh ingredients inside a tortilla.

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Carrot Pudding (Gajar Ko Halwa)

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Carrot Pudding, known most famously as Gajar ko Halwa in the Indian subcontinent, is a rich, warm, and sweet dessert made by simmering grated carrots in milk, ghee (clarified butter), and sugar. It is often served during festivals like Diwali, Holi, and weddings.

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Cauliflower Pakora (Gobi Pakora)

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Cauliflower Pakora (also known as Gobi Pakora) is a popular Indian tea-time snack consisting of crispy, deep-fried cauliflower florets coated in a spiced chickpea flour batter.

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Chatamari (Nepali Pizza)

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Chatamari is a traditional Newari dish from Nepal, often called the “Nepali pizza” It’s a thin, crispy crepe made primarily from rice flour batter. Cooked on a flat griddle, the base is topped with a variety of savory ingredients such as minced meat, eggs, onions, tomatoes, and spices. The combination of a crunchy rice flour crust with flavorful toppings makes it a popular snack or light meal, especially in the Kathmandu Valley.

It’s eaten during festivals and special occasions, but also beloved as everyday street food.

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Cheese Pakora

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Cheese Pakoras are a popular indulgent tea-time snack consisting of cheese, typically processed with cow cheese, cheddar or mozzarella, coated in a spiced gram flour (besan) batter and deep-fried until golden and crispy. They are known for their crispy exterior and gooey, melted cheese interior.

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Chia and Hemp Seeds Pudding

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Chia and Hemp Seed Pudding is a nutrient-dense, plant-based breakfast or snack that is naturally high in fiber, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids. While chia seeds provide a gelatinous, pudding-like texture, hemp seeds (or hemp hearts) add a creamy, nutty richness.

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Chia Seeds Breakfast

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Chia Seeds are an excellent, nutrient-dense breakfast choice, often used for meal preparation to create filling, fiber-packed meals. The most popular method is chia pudding, which involves soaking the seeds in liquid (like milk or yogurt) to create a pudding-like texture.

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Chicken Chili Boneless

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Chicken Chili Boneless is a popular Indo-Chinese appetizer featuring crispy fried chicken bites tossed in a spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet sauce with onions and capsicum.

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