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Loudek

Traditional food

Melted and distilled camel hump fat (from daroua, the hump); a white cohering liquid used in lakhlii, tidguit, and general cooking; a traditional preservation medium and cooking fat; commercially produced and sold in 250g packages; unique to Sahrawi and Mauritanian cuisine.

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What it is

A closer look at Loudek.

Melted and distilled camel hump fat (from daroua, the hump); a white cohering liquid used in lakhlii, tidguit, and general cooking; a traditional preservation medium and cooking fat; commercially produced and sold in 250g packages; unique to Sahrawi and Mauritanian cuisine.

What to look for

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A white, solid fat at room temperature that melts when heated; neutral flavour with a faint camel aroma; used to preserve dried meat and as a cooking medium; sold in jars and packages; the camel hump is the source, a fat deposit unique to dromedaries; a product of Es-Smara cooperatives.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Loudek.

Produced in

Western Sahara

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

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Aludekspelling · 🇪🇭
Camel Hump Fatalias

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