Nepali Jhol Momo Achar premixed powder with Sesame flavor is a popular spicy and tangy sauce served with Momo, which are steamed dumplings in a warm, soupy chutney. Remember the good old Nostalgic 'Kathmandu Mahaboudhha' ko momo jhol?
This version of the achaar features roasted sesame seeds as a key ingredient, giving it a rich, nutty taste and smooth texture. Combined with tomatoes, garlic, ginger, chilies, and traditional Nepali spices, the sesame-based achaar enhances the flavor of the Momo and creates a comforting and flavorful dish enjoyed widely across Nepal, especially in Kathmandu and the surrounding regions. Just add some water and your Jhol Momo Achar is less than 2 minutes.
Weight 250gm
$6.19 USD
Sale price $6.19 USDRegular price $0.00 USD
In stock
Pickup available at Ason Bajaar
Usually ready in 4 hours
Ingredients
Soybeans, White Powder, Groundnuts, Dalle Chili Powder, Salt, Tasting Powder, Aamchur Powder, Coriander Powder, Cumin Powder, Dried Onion Powder, Dried Ginger Powder, Dried Garlic Powder, Timur (Sichuan) Powder, Less than 1% Monosodium Glutamate
Benefits
Rich in healthy fats from sesame seeds that support heart health
Contains antioxidants from tomatoes, garlic, and spices
Aids digestion due to ginger, garlic, and mustard seeds
Provides warmth and comfort, especially during colder months
Adds protein and minerals like calcium and iron from sesame seeds
Enhances appetite and taste of the meal with its bold flavor
Cultural Significance
Jhol momo achaar with sesame flavor is an essential part of momo culture in Nepal, particularly in the Kathmandu Valley. It transforms regular momos into a more flavorful and comforting dish that reflects local taste preferences. The use of sesame seeds connects the dish to traditional Nepali cooking, where sesame is valued for both taste and nutrition. Jhol momos have become a symbol of modern Nepali street food culture, combining traditional ingredients with evolving urban flavors. This achaar highlights the creativity and adaptability of Nepali cuisine, blending heritage and contemporary tastes in one popular dish.