Manipuri Food II Indigenous Food II
Eromba (Fish Dish)
Eromba, another well-liked dish among the Manipuri. Their preparation nearly always includes a fish referred to as Ngari. Eromba is ready by boiling a large number of vegetables together with some Ngari and king chili. It’s mixed till the feel becomes sort of a paste.
Kangshoi Dish II
This dish is incredibly well-liked in Manipuri dish and it’s a vegetable stew that consists of seasonal vegetables that are cooked and flavored with sliced cloves, garlic, onions, salt, maroi and a touch of ginger lidded with ngari, dried fish, or deep-fried fish items and water. The stew is mostly served with rice and consumed piping hot, a stew that is palatable enough to form you lick the bowl when you’re done.
Paaknam II
Paaknam is comparable to a cake, this dish is prepared with Ngari, laphu tharo, maroi napaakpi, awa phadigom and a mixture of pea flour wrapped in turmeric and banana leaves and can be steamed, roasted or baked in a frying pan. Thought-about it’s to be quite a delicacy and is enjoyed by locals and tourists with a tinge of sweet chili sauce.
Singju II
A kind of dish that's consists of lots of vegetables. It doesn't contain solely some normal vegetables like chilies, tomatoes or onions. It’s going to be ready with finely cut banana stem, cabbage, banana flower, lotus stem, a reasonably scented herb, tree beans, coriander leaves, ginger and much of seasonal vegetables mixed with ngari fish. Singju is seasoned with red chili powder, salt, roast chickpea powder and roast herb powder.
Ooti Dish II
This “Ooti” dish from Manipur is served with Kichdi throughout Kang festival in Imphal. Ooti is a simple pea’s dish that's much prepared like Dal curry. Cook the peas and add the tadka. Ooti dish can be served with rotis, dosa, idly and parathas.
