Assam, a land of diverse culinary traditions, offers a wide range of delicacies. One such delicacy is Xoru Maas Diya Manxor Jhol, a flavorful stew that combines small freshwater fish with tender meat pieces, creating a unique blend of flavors that perfectly represents Assamese cuisine. This dish is a favorite in many Assamese households, and […]
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The traditional Assamese rice cake, called Pitha, holds a special place in the hearts and homes of the people of Assam. Often prepared during festivals and special occasions like Bihu, this delicious rice cake represents a rich blend of culture, tradition and flavour. There are many varieties of Assam Pitha, each with its own unique
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Poitabhat, a humble yet beloved dish, is a staple of Assamese cuisine. Often referred to as “fermented rice”, poitabhat is more than just a meal: it is a cultural experience rooted in the agrarian lifestyle of Assam. The dish is especially popular during the hot summer months due to its cooling properties, making it a
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Masor Tenga is one of the most traditional and beloved fish curries of Assam, known for its aromatic and refreshing taste. This light and flavorful dish is a staple in Assamese homes and is often served for lunch, especially during the summer months. The word “tenga” means sour, which highlights the distinguishing feature of this
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In the lush landscape of Assam, where rivers meander through lush green fields, culinary traditions are intimately tied to the land and its resources. At the heart of Assamese cuisine is a simple yet powerful combination: fish and rice. This duo is not only a staple food for the Assamese people, but also a source
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Paatot Diya Maas is a traditional Assamese dish in which fish is marinated in aromatic spices, wrapped in banana leaves and then grilled or steamed. This cooking method imparts the earthy flavor of the banana leaves to the fish, resulting in a deliciously flavorful dish that has been loved by generations. If you want to
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Assamese pitha, a traditional rice pudding, is a symbol of celebration, culture and tradition in Assam. These rice-based delicacies are a staple during festivals like Bihu and are prepared in various forms, from sweet to savoury. Pithas are not just food but also a link to the rich heritage of Assam, often served during celebrations
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If you are interested in exploring the local cuisine of India, Baanhgajor Lagot Kukura (Chicken Bamboo Shoots) is a dish you should definitely try. This iconic Assamese recipe features tender chicken cooked with bamboo shoots or baanhgajor, which imparts the aromatic, salty and slightly spicy flavours typical of Assam. The dish is deeply rooted in
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If you are looking to experience the authentic taste of Assamese cuisine, then Chicken with Bamboo Shoot (locally known as Khorisa Maasor Mankho) is a must-try. With a unique combination of tender chicken and aromatic bamboo shoots, this traditional delicacy brings out the rich culinary heritage of Assam. It is a favourite of many Assamese
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When it comes to Assamese cuisine, one dish that really stands out for its unique flavours and rich cultural heritage is Duck Curry with Ash Gourd, locally known as Lau Haah. This delicious combination of succulent duck meat and soft, juicy ash gourd is a staple in Assamese households, especially during special occasions and festive
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