This document provides information on the cuisine of Arunachal Pradesh, India. It lists the staple foods of the region as rice, fish, meat and vegetables. It notes that the dishes use few spices and rely more on herbs, organic ingredients and bamboo shoots for flavoring. Two popular dishes are mentioned - momos, which are dumplings that can be filled with various ingredients, and thukpa, a noodle soup. The document then provides more details on specific dishes, including how rice is often cooked in bamboo, the use of bamboo shoots in cooking, pika pila pickle made from bamboo shoots and pork fat, lukter consisting of dry meat and chili, pehak made from fermented soy

1. ARMY PUBLIC
SCHOOL,
MATHURA CANTT .
NAME – KASHISH
KUMARI ANUSHKA
KUMARI GARIMA
KUMARI NEELAM
KUMARI NEHA
CLASS – X D
GROUP NO. - 3
By
CHIRAG

2. CUSINE OF ARUNACHAL
PRADESH .
The staple food, like Arunachal Pradesh ,
is rice, fish, meat and vegetables. The
dishes use very less spice, and they
mostly use flavours from herbs, organic
productions and bamboo shoots. Different
styles and verities of Momos and Thukpa
are popular and widespread in the area.

3. NAME OF
DIFFERENT
CUSINE IN
ARUNACHAL
PRADESH.
• Rice
•Bamboo Shoot
•Pikka Pila
• Lukter
• Pehak
• Chura Sabji
• MoMo
• Apong

4. RICE .
• Rice is a staple food in Arunachal
Pradesh food, and any other food
is just a side dish. The most
important and different thing
about their rice is that in
Arunachal, they prefer to cook
their rice in the hollow bamboo
over some hot coal to give it a
different flavour than other types
of rice.

5. Bamboo Shoot .
Bamboo shoot is widely
eaten through all the North
Eastern States because of its
delicate flavour and is a chief
component of food in
Arunachal Pradesh. The
delicious bamboo shoots are
used in the dishes of boiled
vegetables, cooked meat,
pickles and chutneys.

6. PIKA PILA .
Pika pila is a famous type of a
pickle that is mostly made by
the Apatani tribe of Arunachal
Pradesh. It is a
favourite accompaniment of
food in Arunachal Pradesh.
Pika Pila is a type of a pickle
that is made by using bamboo
shoot and pork fat with a little
addition of King Chilly. It is hot
but not very spicy as to make

7. LUKTER .
Another delicacy of the
Arunachal Pradesh Food is
the Lukter. Nothing
complicated, Lukter is a
combination of cooked dry
meat and chilly flakes from
the King chilly or Bhut
Jolokia. Like the norm goes
with Arunachal, this
too is just a side dish meant

8. Pehak is also a side dish
delicacy of Arunachal Pradesh
Food. Pehak is a type of spicy
chutney that is made by the
use of fermented soya bean
and chilli. The chilly obviously
being the King chilly is the
main ingredient in this dish as
that's what makes it hot and
spicy. The taste of flavored rice
along with this spicy tangy
PEHAK .

9. Now I personally have not
developed a taste for this
dish yet but all the people I
know absolutely love it. It is
a kind of a curry made of
fermented cheese made by
either yak milk or cow's milk
and not to forget most
important the flakes and a
few pieces of the King chilly
which makes it spicy but
CHURA SABJI .

10. MoMo .
The defining food of the northeast,
stuffed dumplings known as
momos are ubiquitous
across Delhi and the northeast
and are usually filled with various
vegetables like cabbage, potato,
carrot in their vegetarian variants
and chicken, mutton, and beef are
used in their non-vegetarian
counterparts. If you haven't tried it
yet please do so soon, they

11. Apong .
Well all of you must be wondering
what is apong? It is just another
name for rice beer and is one of
the most important traditional
drink of Arunachal, and forms an
important part of cuisine in
Arunachal Pradesh. This beer is
home-made, free of any
chemicals and is also light on the
buds if you're a light drinker and
want a little light beer instead of

12. Thank You .
Presentation by Group number 3 .