When snow keeps everyone indoors, the kitchen slows down in the best way. There is time to roll dough by hand, to let vegetables cook gently, and to bake something simple for tea. These are meals made without rushing — filling, practical, and meant to warm the house all day. In a Bukharian home, a
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When the cold is intense and staying indoors becomes unavoidable, Bukharian cooking turns practical and grounding. These are foods meant to warm the
