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Dried fermented gundruk rehydrated and dressed with mustard oil, green chilli and lemon — the sharp, sour everyday condiment of Sikkim eaten alongside every meal.
Soak the dried gundruk in 1 cup warm water for 15 to 20 minutes until fully rehydrated and softened.
The soaking water will be deeply sour — taste a little.
Drain and squeeze firmly to remove all excess water.
Finely chop the rehydrated gundruk.
In a bowl combine the chopped gundruk with very finely chopped green chillies, finely chopped onion, mustard oil, lemon juice and turmeric.
Mix well. The gundruk is already sour from fermentation — the lemon juice adds brightness rather than sourness.
Taste before adding salt — gundruk is already quite salty from the fermentation process.
Add fresh coriander. Mix.
Serve immediately as a condiment alongside rice, dal, and any main preparation.
Gundruk ko achar is the everyday table condiment of Sikkimese Nepali households.
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