Qurutze Dawdo Another delight from Hunza. A slightly s...| Destination Pakistan

Qurutze Dawdo

Another delight from Hunza. A slightly sour soup made from the local dried cheese. Often cooked with sliced chapati. Believed to be stimulant.
Dawdo means soup. Had this one at Hidden Paradise Hotel, Karimabad, Hunza.

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