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Singju

Singju (Meitei: ꯁꯤꯡꯖꯨ; pronounced sing-zoo) is a dish from Manipur. It originated with the Meitei culture but has been widely adopted by most of the ethnic communities of the state and in some neighbouring states of Northeast India. Often served as a spicy side dish, it is also popular as an afternoon or evening snack.

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Common singju vegetable ingredients

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Place of origin
India
Region or state
Manipur
Variations
seasonal vegetables

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History

Preparation

Common singju vegetable ingredients

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Singju

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples53
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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related to Common singju vegetable ingredients · 22
Singju → Any, Awaa Thabi, Banana Flower, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Chakhawai, Hawai Debi, Hawai Maton, Kobi-Lei, Kobiful, Laphu Tharo, Lotus, Meitei, Onion, Popular, Rice Bean, Stink Bean, TebiSweet Pea Shoots, Thambou, Tilhou
related to history · 10
Singju → As, India, Ju, Manaa-Masing, Manipur, Sing, South Asia, Suba, The, Therefore
related to Non-vegetarian · 7
Singju → Because, In, India, Manipur, Manipuri, Ngari, The
related to Morok metpa or ametpa · 6
Singju → It, Like, Meitei Christians, Meitei Hindus, Meitei Pangals, Morok
related to Vegetarian · 4
Singju → Besan, In, It, Meitei
Place of origin · 1
Singju → India
Region or state · 1
Singju → Manipur
Variations · 1
Singju → seasonal vegetables
related to Preparation · 1
Singju → There

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meitei roasted perilla dish fish also vegetables served manipur india ngari popular main usually flavour non-vegetarian eaten two fermented widely

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SingjuPlace of originIndia1.00infobox
SingjuRegion or stateManipur1.00infobox
SingjuVariationsseasonal vegetables1.00infobox
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsAny0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsPopular0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsLotus0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsThambou0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsMeitei0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsStink Bean0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsYongchaak0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsCabbage0.60section
Singjurelated to Common singju vegetable ingredientsKobiful0.60section

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