Wednesday, September 25, 2013

How to make Mongolian traditional food BUUZ

Ingredients

Dough:

250gFlour
1.5dlWater

Filling

300gMinced meatTraditionally, mutton is used, other types of meat such as beef work just as well.
Mongolians consider fat meat to be of higher quality, but there's no problem in using western style lean meat.
Borts can also be used.
1p.OnionMinced
2p.Garlic clovesMinced
3-5tblsp.Water
Salt
Pepper
Caraway

Prepare the Filling

  • Mix minced meat, onion and garlic.
  • Add water until the mass is smooth to work with.




















    • Add enough salt and spices (the dough has no salt).










      Prepare the dough





















      • Cut the rolls into pieces of 3 cm (1.2 in), flatten the pieces with a finger.









      Form the pockets

      • The pieces of dough are rolled into circles of about 7 cm (2.8 in) diameter, making the center slightly thicker than the edge.
        It is best only to roll as many circles you can process further within a few minutes. Forming the pockets will be more difficult when the dough is already starting to get dry.
      • Hold one circle the open hand (the left one for righties) and place about one tea spoon of the meat mass in the center.



















      Fold the edge at one side, and press it together with your fingers.



















      Create another fold next to the previous one, slightly offset to the outside, and press it together as well.





















      A small opening remains open in the center.

















      THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

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