Koukha, the arrowhead plant native to Manipur, is a culinary treasure that graces the region's kitchens during the winter season. Thriving in cold and wet lands, this seasonal delight is cherished not only for its distinctive taste but also for its nutritional prowess. Beyond its culinary applications, koukha serves as a versatile ingredient that can be transformed into delectable fritters, stir-fries, or stars in the traditional eromba. Its uniqueness lies not just in its flavor but in its seasonal availability, creating a sense of anticipation and celebration when it graces Manipuri tables. As an added testament to its significance, koukha also finds its place in traditional medicine, further underlining its holistic value. Explore the diverse ways to enjoy koukha in Manipuri cuisine, from the kitchen to potential health remedies, and savor the essence of this seasonal culinary gem. Check for medicinal and nutritional value in here.
2 cups -
Arrowhead (Koukha)
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2 tbsp -
Gram flour
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8 tbsp -
Oil
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1 cup, chopped -
Chinese Chives
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5-6 chopped -
Green Chillies
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1 tsp -
Coriander powder
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1 tsp -
Cumin powder
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1 tsp -
Turmeric powder
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As required -
Salt
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1 medium size, chopped -
Onion
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