This Nepali-style green tomato chutney is a burst of flavours! Spicy, tangy, and deeply aromatic, it’s made with unripe tomatoes, garlic, dried chilies, and roasted timur. This chutney is the perfect accompaniment to sekuwa, momo, grilled meat, fish, or dal bhat. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to use green tomatoes instead of letting them go to waste! Quick Overview Prep & Cook Time: 25 minutes Servings: 4 Yield: Approximately 1 cup Ingredients 250 g green (unripe) tomatoes

Two recipes — one flavour story. Bright, zesty, spicy and bold — this is one of the most traditional ways we preserve limes in Nepal. With just salt, time and sunlight, fresh limes slowly turn into a creamy appetite enhancer. And with spices, oil and heat… we get a fiery, aromatic lime achar that lifts any meal instantly. Here I’m using 3 kg of fresh limes and turning them into two jars : ✔ Salt-Preserved Limes (Nun ma galeko Kagati (Nimki))  ✔ Whole Spicy Lime Pickle (Piro K

Tomato ko Achar (Tomato Pickle) it’s a very common instant pickle we eat with almost our meals in Nepal. It’s a very savory and delicious...

Sel Roti is a traditional homemade, sweet, ring-shaped rice bread/doughnut. My mum makes for all visits and festivals throughout Dashain and