

RECIPE OF THE DAY · Monday, September 28
Numtak Balep
Paper-thin flatbread that puffs into a balloon in hot oil
90 min · 4 servings ·
ONE LANDSCAPE, MANY KITCHENS
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ONE LANDSCAPE, FOUR COUNTRIES
The border does not run
through the kitchen.
Momo are called momo in Lhasa, Kathmandu, Thimphu and Gangtok, and taste a little different in each. Look at one country only and you lose half the recipes — and half the story.
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Tibet
Sha Balep
Tibetan half-moon pastries with a spiced beef filling, fried until golden


Tibet
Balep Korkun
Tibetan skillet bread made with baking powder — on the table in 45 minutes

Tibet
Gyuma
Rice blood sausage in natural casing — cooled, sliced and fried in the pan

Tibet
Laping
Cold mung bean noodles in a garlicky chilli sauce — slippery and hot


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Kura
Moist potato bread with wholemeal flour, crisp outside, soft within


Solu-Khumbu (Sherpa)
Rikikur
Sherpa potato flatbread, hot from the pan, with chilli-cheese achaar and butter


Tibet
Thenthuk with Mushrooms
Tibetan noodle soup with hand-torn noodles, vegetables and ginger

Indischer Subkontinent (indisch adaptierte Momo-Variante mit Paneer bzw. Käse)
Paneer Momos
Steamed dumplings with a spiced cheese filling — street-style, with a dip

Kathmandu Valley (Newar)
Sepen
Spicy tomato and chilli chutney for momos, with garlic, ginger and timur

Nepal
Sel Roti
Crisp Nepali rice-batter rings, fried golden with cardamom and ghee

Bhutan
Ema Datshi
Green chillies simmered in melting cheese — Bhutan's national dish


Tibet
Sha Balep
Tibetan meat pockets with a spiced beef filling, fried until golden

Tibet
Thukpa
Noodle soup with vegetables, ginger and chili — a whole meal in one bowl

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