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plov
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Kazakhstan
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Plov is commonly enjoyed in Russia and Kazakhstan, often considered a popular and hearty dish in these countries.
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plov
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Tajikistan
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Plov is considered a traditional and essential dish in Uzbek and Tajik cuisine, often served at special occasions and gatherings.
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plov
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Uzbekistan
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Plov is considered a traditional and essential dish in Uzbek and Tajik cuisine, often served at special occasions and gatherings.
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plov (traditional rice dish)
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Uzbekistan
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Considered a national dish and commonly served at special occasions
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plov (traditional rice dish)
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Uzbekistan
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Often prepared with lamb, carrots, and various spices like cumin and coriander
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plov (traditional rice dish)
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Uzbekistan
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Often cooked in a large, shallow, and heavy-bottomed pan called a kazan
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plov (traditional rice dish)
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Uzbekistan
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Served with thin, crispy layer of rice at the bottom called 'tahdig'
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plov (traditional rice dish)
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Uzbekistan
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Often enjoyed as a communal dish, with everyone eating from the same large serving platter
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