From: Bamboo shoots: an exploration into its culinary heritage in India and its nutraceutical potential
Sl. no. | Tribe and state | Native states | Bamboo shoot recipe name | Types | Key ingredients | Refs. |
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1 | Mizo | Mizoram | Rawtuai -Bawl (non veg) | Curry | Fermented porks, various spices like cardamom, clove, nutmeg etc | [57] |
Rawtuai -Bawl (veg) | Curry | Leaves of small beans, various spices like cardamom, clove, nutmeg etc | [50] | |||
Rawtuai-Kan | Fry | Fermented pork, green chilies and the leaves of tiny beans | [50] | |||
Rawtui-bai | Soup | Various spices like caraway, cumin seeds, mustards, cloves, ginger, garlic and onions | [50] | |||
2 | Meetei | Manipur | Usoi-Ooti | Curry | Dried pea | [58] |
Usoi-kangsu | Fry | Potatoes, fermented fishes and dried chilies | [51] | |||
Soijin-eromba | Curry | Potatoes, fermented fishes, lentils and dried chilies | [51] | |||
Ngakra-SoijinThongba | Curry | Cat fish, broccoli and various spices | [51] | |||
3 | Jamatia | Tripura | Mia-Gudhog | Fry | Fermented fish, chilli peppers, onions, and garlic | [50] |
Mia-Mosho | Fry | fermented fish, coriander leaves and chilies | [51] | |||
Mia –Chachiew | Stir fry | Rice flour, dried peas, or dal (also known as pulses) | [51] | |||
Mia-Mweiborog | Curry | Vegetables, fish, chiles, and onions | [50] | |||
4 | Adi | Arunachal Pradesh | Perok-Ikung | Curry | Chicken and spices | [50] |
Yekdin-Ikung | Curry | Pork and spices | [50] | |||
Engo-Ikung | Curry | Fishes and spices | [51] | |||
Itting-Oying | Curry | Vegetables and chicken/pork | [51] | |||
Ib-Oying | Curry | Fish, chicken, or pork | [51] | |||
5 | Debbarma and Uchoi | Tripura | MoiyaKoshak-Shidal | Curry | Fermented fish | [59] |
Chakkhoi | Soup | Fermented vegetables | [52] | |||
Moya-Chakhoi | Curry | Vegetables and other spices | [52] |