Maroi Thongba is a traditional Manipuri dish that showcases the culinary heritage of the region. It features Maroi Nakuppi, or Chinese chives, cooked in a savory broth seasoned with aromatic spices. The dish is known for its distinctive flavor profile, combining the fresh taste of Maroi Nakuppi with the richness of the broth. Maroi Thongba is often enjoyed as a side dish with rice or bread, making it a popular choice for meals in Manipur. Its simple yet satisfying taste makes it a beloved favorite among locals and visitors alike.
2 cups, chopped -
Maroi Nakuppi (Chinese Chives)
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1, peed and cubed -
Potato
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1/2 cup -
Goundnut
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1/2 bowl (15-20 numbers) -
Bori (Black Lentils Nuggets)
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1 small size, crushed -
Ginger
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10 flakes -
Garlic
Ginger garlic paste can be used with 1/2 tbsp |
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1 medium size, sliced -
Onion
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6 tbsp -
Oil
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1 tsp -
Chilli powder
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1 tsp -
Coriander seeds powder
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1 tsp -
Machal (Spice mix)
½ tsp coriander seeds 4 black peppercorns ¼ tsp cumin seeds A pinch of carom seeds |
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1/2 tsp -
Turmeric powder
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5, slit lengthwise -
Green chilli
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As required -
Salt
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2, shreded -
Bay leaves
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1 pinch -
Asafoetida
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1/2 handful -
Cilantro leaves
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1 tsp, crushed -
Hooker chives roots
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3 pieces -
Citrus Latipes (Heiribob)
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