Uzbek cuisine

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Uzbek cuisine is a Central Asian culinary tradition known for hearty meat and rice dishes like plov, rich breads, and dumplings, reflecting nomadic and agrarian influences.

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Uzbek cuisine canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Central Asian cuisine
cuisine
national cuisine
characteristic dumplings
hearty meat dishes
rice-based dishes
rich breads
use of animal fats
use of fresh herbs
use of tandoor oven
cookingMethod open-fire grilling
slow stewing
tandoor baking
countryOfOrigin Uzbekistan
culturalSignificance symbol of Uzbek hospitality
influencedBy agrarian traditions
nomadic traditions
notableDish chak-chak
chuchvara
dimlama
halim
halva
hasip
kazy
kebab
kurt
lagman
manti
mastava
naryn
osh
palov
plov
samsa
shashlik
shurpa
somsa
sumalak
region Central Asia
servedOnOccasion Nowruz
linked to: Navruz

religious holidays
weddings
stapleFood apricots
beef
bread
carrots
chickpeas
grapes
melons
mutton
noodles
onions
rice
wheat
typicalBeverage ayran
black tea
green tea
typicalBread lepeshka
non
obi non
usesSpice barberry
black pepper
coriander
cumin
paprika

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Turkmen cuisine sharesDishTypeWith Uzbek cuisine
Kazakh cuisine relatedCuisine Uzbek cuisine
Uzbek culture hasPart Uzbek cuisine