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[Exclusive Photos] Traditional Kashmiri winter foods

Shafaqna English- As winter arrives in the Kashmir Valley, the residents welcome a cherished custom, the preparation and storage of sundried vegetables, known locally as “Hokh Syun”.

The various varieties of Hokh Syun include dried tomatoes (Ruwangan Hache), bottle gourd (Al-Hache), brinjal (Wangan Hache), turnip slices (Gogji Hatche), dried quince apple (Bamchoont Hache), and dried spinach (Huch Palak). Using dry vegetables in harsh winters is one of the centuries-old traditions of Kashmir.

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