LIFESTYLE

Vegetarian food to eat in Bhutan

By Anujj Trehaan

1

Ema Datshi

Made using cheese (with cow or yak milk) and chili peppers (green, red, and white), it is a soup that scores high on flavor and health benefits. You can relish it solo or pair it with rice.

2

Kewa Datshi

Unlike its spicier counterpart, Ema Datshi, Kewa Datshi offers a milder flavor profile, with minimal to no chili heat. It's made using potatoes and cheese. 

3

Khuli or Khulee

Khuli/khulee is a buckwheat pancake adorned with an array of toppings including nuts, honey, maple syrup, yogurt, fresh fruits, chia seeds, chocolate sauce, and more.

4

Puta

Puta is a popular dish in Bhutan, especially among vegetarians and vegans. It features noodles made from buckwheat and is typically cooked with vegetables such as asparagus and green beans.

5

Eue Chum

Eue Chum is a red rice offering that you pair with any vegetarian curry or soup. The semi-milled rice is soft and features just the right level of stickiness, which makes it quite chewy.

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