Mixed Thali (Nepalese Cuisine)
Mixed Thali (Nepalese Cuisine)

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Nepali/Nepalese cuisine comprises a variety of cuisines based upon ethnicity, soil and climate relating to Nepal's cultural diversity and geography. This Vegetarian Nepali thali is hearty, comforting and absolutely delicious. Nepal is a landlocked country in Southeast Asia.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have mixed thali (nepalese cuisine) using 20 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Mixed Thali (Nepalese Cuisine):
  1. Prepare For chicken
  2. Take 500 g chicken (on the bone)
  3. Make ready 2 sliced onions
  4. Prepare 3 chopped tomatoes
  5. Get 2 tbps fresh ginger
  6. Take 2 tbsp fresh garlic
  7. Take 2 tbsp soy sauce
  8. Make ready 1 tbsp cumin powder
  9. Get 1 egg
  10. Make ready to taste Salt
  11. Take Oil to fry the chicken
  12. Prepare 2 green chillies
  13. Make ready For Lentils (Daal)
  14. Prepare 200 g lentils (red lentil)
  15. Prepare 400 ml water
  16. Take 2 garlic cloves
  17. Make ready 1 tsp ginger
  18. Make ready 1/4 tsp turmeric
  19. Make ready to taste Salt
  20. Prepare 1 tbsp Oil or butter

Lentils and rice form the base of most Nepalese meals, with herbs, vegetables and meats adding a mix of fresh and smoky flavours. Meat is often marinated, grilled and served in skewer form, a la lamb sekuwa or. Chulho, as an authentic Nepalese and Indian Cuisine, serves typical Nepali and Indian Dishes in the original taste as its form. Indian thali is a wholesome meal that has several dishes on a single plate.

Instructions to make Mixed Thali (Nepalese Cuisine):
  1. Marinate the chicken with egg, salt and soy sauce. Leave it aside for 30-40 mins. Boneless chicken can be used if you don’t like bones on the chicken.
  2. In mean time, wash and sliced the onions. Peel and chopped the garlic & ginger. Wash the tomatoes and chopped them too.
  3. Put some oil in the pan. Once the oil heat up, add the chicken to fry for 25 mins on medium heat or until its cooked.
  4. Once the chicken is cooked, take it out of the pot, let the oil drain on the greaseproof paper.
  5. Use the same pot to make the gravy, take excess oil out of the pot, only required 2 tbsp of oil into the pot.
  6. Add sliced onions. Cook it for 2-3 mins. Add ginger & garlic. Let it cook till golden brown. Add cumin powder, tomatoes and salt per taste. Cook it for another 5 min on medium heat. Add 1/2 cup of water then add fried chicken.
  7. Mix it all together, serve it in the serving dish. Garnish with fresh chopped coriander. Enjoy.
  8. For lentils (Daal)
  9. Wash the lentils under the cold tap water for 3 -4 times to take any excess starch out.
  10. Place a pot on the medium heat. Add 1 tbsp oil. Add sliced garlic and ginger. Cook for 40 seconds or until little brown.
  11. Add lentils, salt and mix it together. Add water and turmeric. Let it simmer on low heat for 15-20mins. Should you required more water then add little more. Don’t add too much water.
  12. Serve with rice, papadum, pickle or your choice of naan bread or tandoori roti.

Maharashtrian Thali is a scrumptious mix of veg and non-veg options. However, you can choose what comes with your thali. Rich in flavour and spices, a traditional Maharastrian thali consists of kothimbir vadi (coriander fritters). Thali is a Hindi word that means "a large plate." In recent years, the meaning of the term has expanded, however. It has also become the commonly used Thali is often a set meal, so you don't get to choose the food items featured on the platter, but more often, it is "all you can eat" with the waiters serving.

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