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A Nepali Thali Set is a traditional meal served on a large plate (thali) with a variety of dishes that offer a balance of flavors, textures, and nutrients. It typically includes:

Main Components of a Nepali Thali Set:
1. Dal (Lentil Soup) – A staple dish made from lentils like black, yellow, or red lentils, cooked with spices.
2. Bhat (Rice) – Steamed white rice, usually served in a generous portion.
3. Tarkari (Vegetable Curry) – Seasonal vegetables cooked with spices. It can be dry or have a light gravy.
4. Saag (Green Leafy Vegetables) – Stir-fried or lightly sautéed spinach, mustard greens, or other local greens.
5. Achar (Pickle/Chutney) – A spicy and tangy condiment made from tomatoes, radish, or fermented ingredients.
6. Gundruk or Sinki (Fermented Greens) – Fermented and dried leafy greens, sometimes prepared as a curry or a pickle.
7. Papad (Crispy Lentil Wafer) – A crunchy side made from lentil or rice flour, fried or roasted.
8. Masu (Meat Curry) [Optional] – Often goat, chicken, or buffalo meat cooked with spices in a rich gravy.
9. Dahi (Yogurt) – Plain yogurt to balance the spice and aid digestion.
10. Sel Roti or Dhindo (Optional Additions) – Sel Roti (sweet rice bread) or Dhindo (thick millet or cornmeal porridge) sometimes accompany the meal.

Variations:
• Newari Thali – Includes unique dishes like Bara (lentil pancakes), Aalu Tama (potato and bamboo shoot curry), and Choila (spicy grilled meat).
• Thakali Thali – Features buckwheat or barley-based dishes, ghee-fried vegetables, and a distinct style of meat and pickles.

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