
National Dish Uzbekistan: Patir (Recipe)
Patir is the enriched Uzbek flatbread — oil worked into the dough, which gives it a shorter, flakier crumb than a plain non. It is …
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Patir is the enriched Uzbek flatbread — oil worked into the dough, which gives it a shorter, flakier crumb than a plain non. It is …
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Discover Parda Plov, the celebration dish that hides one of Uzbekistan’s greatest rice creations beneath a golden pastry …
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Discover Pahlavan, the national dish of Uzbekistan. These generous, golden-baked parcels wrap juicy spiced meat and sweet …
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Meet Osh Palov, the golden rice dish that sits at the very heart of Uzbek cooking. Tender meat, sweet carrot strips and long-grain …
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Few things say Uzbek hospitality quite like a warm, round loaf of Obi Non fresh from the oven. With its burnished, patterned crust …
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Discover Naryn, the dish that sits at the very heart of the Uzbek table. Fine ribbons of hand-pulled dough are tossed with tender, …
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Meet Moshkichiri, the comforting Uzbek one-pot that turns humble pulses and rice into something quietly spectacular. Slow-simmered …
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Discover the Uzbek Meat Pie, a hearty classic that has earned its place on tables across the country. Tender, well-seasoned meat …
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Discover Mastava, one of Uzbekistan’s most comforting bowls of food. Somewhere between a thick soup and a savoury rice …
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Meet Mashkhurda, a warming one-pot classic that sits right at the heart of Uzbek home cooking. Rice, sweet carrots and tender meat …
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Meet Mashhurda, a warming Uzbek rice dish that turns a handful of humble ingredients into something genuinely memorable. Tender …
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Few dishes capture the warmth of a Central Asian table quite like Manti, plump, hand-folded parcels of thin dough wrapped around a …
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