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WORKSHEET FOR TEACHERS | MONGOLIA THIS IS OUR FAVOURITE DISH Dinner is by far the most important meal in Mongolia. All family members gather together to have dinner. Families living in a flat in the city, sit around a big table, whereas families on the countryside sit on the floor or on small stools and eat from a lower table. If the main dish consists of cooked meat, it is often eaten out of one big, shared bowl. Prepare a typical Mongolian dish! Æ On the webpage you see several drawings of the children’s favourite dishes. Recipe for Buuz: One of those dishes is called “Buuz”. It’s a type of steamed dumpling, filled with minced mutton or yak meat. Flavour the meat with onion and garlic and add salt. Place the meatball inside a small pocket of dough (made of flour and water) and fold the dough around the ball. Leave a little opening at the top of your dumpling and steam it. “Buuz” is a typical Mongolian dish which is easy to make and eaten simply by hand. Buuz Picture: Wikipedia/Tamorlan Recipe for Khuushuur: Æ Another popular dish in Mongolia is “Khuushuur”. It’s a kind of meat pastry or dumpling. The meat, either beef or mutton, is minced and mixed with onions, salt and other spices. Roll the dough (made of flour and water) into circles, place the meat inside the dough and fold the dough in half, creating a flat half-circular pocket. Then close the pockets by pressing the edges together. Fry the pockets in oil until the dough turns golden brown. The “Khuushuur” is served hot. © 2009 PRIX JEUNESSE .

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