Kumaoni Cusine

KUMAONI CUSINE

Cusine

Bal Mithai A very popular Sweet prepared from Khoya (Condesed Milk) and Coconut and wrapped in leaf which is pecular to Kumaon called Malu

Singodi A tasty Sweet prepared from Khoya (Condensed Milk) and Coconut and wrapped in a leaf which is pecular to Kumaon called Malu.

Singal A local sweet snack made from suji, eaten during festivals. it is also made during marriages, namkaran, holi, dipavali etc. It is normally eaten with raita and/or aloo ke gutke.

Alu ke Gutke Typical kumaon Snack prepared from boiled Potatoes, cooked in Hot Spice with roasted Whole Red Chillies and Coriander leaves.

Kumaoni Raita Raita prepared with Cucumber, Curd and Mustard seeds with the pungent taste of Mustard.

Sani hui muli and nibu A typical refreshing and tempting mixture of Radish, Lemon, Curd and paste of Bhang seeds, eaten during winter season.

Sisunak Sag A Green leafy Vegtable Dish, prepared like other green vegetables. The leaves are locally known as "Bichhu Ghas", also called Stinging Nettle Grass.

Bhang ki Khatai A tasty Sour Chutney prepared with roasted Bhang (Hemp) seeds and Cumin seeds, mixed with lemon juice.

Madua Ki Roti Delicious and nutritious Chappaties made from Madua cereal.

Rus

A typical Kumaon delicacy prepared with mixed Dal Stock, thickened by rice paste and served with Rice.

Kappa

Boiled spinach, finely chopped and cooked with Spice and Curd, and thickened with Rice paste.

Gahat Ki Dal Dal prepared from Gahat, tempered with Gandherin, Asfoetida and Cumin seeds.

Lesu Kumaon Bread prepared by stuffing Madua dough into Wheat Flour dough. (Eaten with a lot of Ghee.)

Jhangora Ki Kheer A Sweet Dish prepared with Milk, Sugar and Jhangora (a local cereal).

Dubke

Bhatt Ke dubke can be readied using any available lentils like arhar, gahat, chana and moong. Generally Dubke is cooked in an iron pot/skillet and this gives the dal a special dim greenish dark shading.

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