Siddu
Siddu is a local favourite: a steamed, puffy wheat-bread stuffed with a spicy walnut, green chilli, and coriander based stuffing that’s best enjoyed dipped in liquefied ghee.
Re Chotse
Tibetan cuisine is widely popular in Himachal Pradesh owing to the concentration of Buddhist monks in the state. Re Chotse is a steaming bowl of broth with mini momos and veggies.
Sandh Murga
Served as a starter, Sandh Murgais a traditional Himachali chicken soup.
Traditional Thali
Served on special occasions and festivals, dhaam is a plate full of Himalayan delicacies. It includesa variety of dishes such as dal, rajma, rice, curd, boor kikadi and is very well complemented by jaggery.
Trout
Trout fish is popularly cooked in the Kullu region. Served with a curry or as a salad, preparations vary from traditional to continental. Cafes in Manali widely serve trout dishes.