Special occasion Juju Dhau |
Juju Dhau can be enjoyed any time of the day as a snack or with a Nepali meal or as an after dinner dessert. Sometimes, it is made in a small clay cup and sold and consumed in the same container. |
Maru Tole open market - at the southwestern corner of the Kathmandu Durbar Square. morning shopping - different containers of Juju Dhau. |
A room filled with rice husks (bhus) - it is the papery covering of rice grains. The husk helps to keep the temperature of the milk culture warm during incubating period. |
From Jyoti's kitchen - This is my version of Juju Dhau prepared with cow's milk. |
Picture of unglazed, natural clay pot bought here in the United States to recreate Nepali Juju Dhau. From Jyoti's collection..... |
Serving delicious home-made Juju Dhau at Shanti's place during special vhoye (feast). |
Juju Dhau for sale - transported from Bhaktapur, to Ason Chowk, Kathmandu |
Ason Chowk market |
Special occasion Juju Dhau - this special order yogurt is made with added khuwa, (special thickened milk) sugar, and cardamom powder. |
Best tasting Juju Dhau ever - Enjoying a quick afternoon snack in the Basantpur Durbar square area, Kathmandu. - small clay cup of Juju Dhau with a wooden flat spoon. |
Display of Juju Dhau in a small tourist shop at Thamel, Kathmandu. |
A street vendor selling Juju Dhau in a corner of busy Ason Tole chowk in Kathmandu. The yogurt containers (maato ko kataaro) are stacked high with the help of a triangular wooden frame stand. |