• 4.14 Poʻstdumba palov. 4.15 Qartdumba palov. 4.16 Moshli palov. 4.17 Noʻxatli palov. 4.18 Loviyali palov. 5 Palov haqida afsona va maqollar.
  • It is cooked in week — and festivity days. The constant ingredients of palov are rice, fat (oil), onion and carrot, as palov can be cooked without meat as well.
  • a picture of palov. Description. ... Pilaf or, as it is called in Uzbekistan - palov, is a traditional dish that every resident of Uzbekistan should be able to prepare.
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  • Palov”, also known as “Osh” is a classical main dish of Central Asian countries. It is rich, filling and very tasty if prepared right.
  • Aslida, Palov so‘zi taom tarkibiga kiruvchi masalliqlarning qisqartmasidan tashkil topgan: P-piyoz, A-ayoz - sabzi, L-lahm – go‘sht, O-olio - moy, B-vet - tuz.
  • Uzbek-Palov This is amazingly delicious uzbek palov. Ingredients For 4 as a main course 2 cups long grain parboiled rice 5 large carrots 2 large onions 400 gr...
  • (Uzbek Plov, Palov, Palov Osh). Plov is the national dish of Uzbekistan and the Uzbek word for the famous rice dish called pilaf or pullao.
  • Plov is a very popular, historic Uzbek dish. Also referred to as “pilaf” or “palov”, it’s made up of long grain rice, tender chunks of lamb, onions, and carrots.