Lagaan is a type of fresh noodle, one of the staples of Thalsic cuisine. It most commonly accompanies laag, a thick stew.
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Originally lagaan was made from thick sheets of doughberry paste, cut into narrow strips with a square cross-section, and lightly boiled. Today it is more often made from a mixture of doughberry, emmer and other seeds creating a variety of flavours and textures. Traditional lagaan is only eaten fresh and is white in colour, but modern emmer lagaan is more yellowish in colour, and can be dried for convenience.