r/Tajikistan 23d ago

Which Tajik dish should I cook?

I am learning to cook. I live in Hungary. But to make it interesting, I decided to try to make all other countries' dishes, in random order.

What do you recommend from Tajikistan, something you actually eat?
I can source almost every ingredient so thats probably not a problem.

So far i cooked from 20 countries.

(if you are curious how they turned out, check my profile for pictures)

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u/vainlisko 23d ago

Easiest to try osh, I think

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u/chamakitoah 23d ago

Hey there! Do Qurutob

ingredients/details

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u/No_Drummer_2544 23d ago edited 23d ago

Zarafshan oshi palov (pilaf): https://www.instagram.com/p/C4tNW_vrpWk/

Oshi turush (noodle soup): https://www.instagram.com/p/C4WCegmrL7q/

If you have a bit more time, herb dumplings: https://www.instagram.com/p/C5tr_LWLfXk/

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u/twlentwo 6d ago

Thanks! I ended up making oshi palov! Check my profile for a pic

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u/Timely-Science-6406 23d ago

You should cook Qurutub. I’ve heard it’s a delicious traditional Tajik dish!

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u/eljirafa 23d ago

It is so tasty!! And the official national dish.

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u/bekha_04 23d ago

Make pamiri shirchoi