
🇺🇿 UzbekistanCatalog recipe
Paper-thin tomato and onion tossed with chili and salt, rested until their own juices turn into a dressing — the sharp, no-oil salad that always rides beside plov.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. Only 4 things to buy. On the table in 10 minutes.
For 4 servings.
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Slice the tomatoes thin and set them aside.
Shave the onion as thin as your knife allows; rinse briefly in cold water to soften its bite.
Slice the chili thin and tear the basil leaves.
Layer the tomato, onion, chili and basil in a shallow bowl; salt and toss gently.
💡 Thin is the technique. Achichuk cut thick is just a tomato salad.
Rest 10 minutes so the vegetables release their juices into a natural dressing, then serve alongside the plov.
Plov's official opposition: where the rice is rich and heavy, achichuk is acid and crunch. No oil, no vinegar — just ripe tomatoes, punishing-thin onion, and salt doing their work.
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