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Nepal

Ask what Nepal eats and the answer starts with this: himalayan comfort: dal-bhat platters, momo dumplings and Newari feasts spiced with timur pepper. Look for Dal Bhat (twice-daily platter of rice, lentil soup, curries and pickles), Momo (steamed dumplings of spiced buffalo, chicken or vegetables with tomato achar) and Sel Roti (ring-shaped sweet fried rice bread made for festivals). Rice, lentils and seasonal vegetables eaten twice daily across Nepal; in the hills, dhido made from millet or buckwheat replaces the rice. This atlas has 35 Nepal dishes catalogued below, from everyday cooking to food kept for festivals and special occasions.

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  • Titaura

    Chewy sour-sweet balls of dried lapsi fruit rolled in salt and chilli. Ready in 40 min prep and 30 min…

  • Tongba

    Hot fermented millet beer sipped through a bamboo straw. A wine & spirit recipe from Nepal.

  • Dal Bhat

    Twice-daily platter of rice, lentil soup, curries and pickles. Ready in 35 min prep and 1 hr cooking. 4 servings.…

  • Sel Roti

    Ring-shaped sweet fried rice bread made for festivals. Ready in 30 min plus overnight soaking prep and 40 min cooking.…

  • Momo

    Steamed dumplings of spiced buffalo, chicken or vegetables with tomato achar. Ready in 1 hr prep and 15 min cooking.…