09 May,2024
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Made from the famous Bhut Jolokia or Ghost Pepper, this pickle is a popular spicy condiment in Assam and Nagaland.
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In Manipur, a spicy chutney is prepared using axone (fermented soybeans), chili, and other ingredients.
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A popular pickle from Sikkim, made from Dalle Khursani chilies, which are known for their round shape and high spice levels.
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Another Manipuri delicacy, akhuni chutney, combines fermented fish with chili and other spices, adding depth to dishes.
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In Manipur, a unique dish is made by combining black rice porridge with a spicy chili paste, creating a flavorful and comforting meal.
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A traditional soup from Assam made with King Chili, which is a large and extremely hot variety of chili, giving the soup its intense heat.
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A classic Naga dish combining tender pork, bamboo shoots, and fiery chilies, cooked together to create a spicy and flavorful curry.
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In Meghalaya, red rice is often served with a side of crushed red chilies mixed with salt, adding a spicy element to the meal.
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A fiery chutney made from the Naga King Chili, known for its intense heat, commonly consumed with meals in Nagaland.
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