Nepali Jhol Momo Recipe: A Perfect Snack For Cosy Rainy Days
Jhol Momo Recipe
40 mins
Cooking Time
-
Difficulty
27
Ingredients
Non Veg
Diet
From chicken to paneer, momo recipes are of endless varieties that can be eaten on rainy days. One such monsoon-friendly recipe is Nepali Jhol Momo, a speciality of Kathmandu. In this dish, soft, juicy dumplings are dunked in a saucy, tomato-based soup (locally known as jhol achar).
This soup features spicy, nutty, and tangy flavours that perfectly flatter the fulfilling momos. This recipe uses non-vegetarian dumplings; however, if you are a vegetarian, you can replace them with vegetarian or soy-based dumplings. It offers comfort and satisfaction in each bite. Try this Nepali delicacy for a snack or dinner and enjoy the monsoon.
Ingredients
UNITSIngredients
100 gAll-purpose flour
50 mlWarm water
150 gChicken thighs (skinless and boneless, finely chopped)
1Spring onions (finely chopped)
¼Red onion (finely diced)
4 gCoriander/cilantro (finely chopped)
½ teaspoonGinger (grated/finely chopped)
1.5Garlic cloves (minced) (or 1 large clove)
½ teaspoonGaram masala
½ teaspoonGround cumin
½ teaspoonFlaky salt
¼ teaspoonGround black pepper
¼ teaspoonSugar
200 gFresh tomatoes (roughly chopped)
½Red chilli (chopped) (adjust to taste)
1.5Garlic cloves (roughly chopped) (or 1 large clove)
½ teaspoonGinger (grated/finely chopped)
½ teaspoonCumin seeds
½ teaspoonTurmeric powder
½ teaspoonFlaky salt
¼ teaspoonSugar
10 gCoriander/cilantro
½ tablespoonToasted sesame seeds
½ tablespoon Roasted peanuts
50 mlChicken stock
½ teaspoonLemon juice
to tasteChilli oil