6 Authentic Naga Dishes That You Must Try

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Nagaland dishes are mainly based on the local produce with each tribe boasting its own unique spices and flavours.

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Their native ingredients make the food unconventionally good, let’s take a look at some of the most famous Nagaland dishes.

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1.Hinkejvu  Made with colocasia, shredded cabbage leaves, mustard leaves and French beans, Hinkejvu is a simple staple made everyday

2. Samathu Samathu is a spicy pork curry, made with fermented soybean or axone with smoked pork

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3. Awushikulho Awushikulho is is a heavenly bowl of chicken stew made with zero oil, negligible amount of herbs and spices.

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4. Nap Naang Nap Naang is essentially a black rice pudding and is a treat to your taste buds.

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5. Amrusu Amrusu is a comforting bowl of porridge made with chicken, ground rice and bamboo shoots topped with ginger, garlic and green chillies

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6. Galho Galho is a thick soup made with rice, seasonal vegetables, smoked pork and chunks of pork fat

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Have you tried any of these authentic Naga dishes?