Need
300g of lamb shoulder blade
150 g pumpkin
1.5 tbsp. Wheat flour
1 egg
1-2 bulbs
80 g of kurduk zira, salt,
black and red hot pepper.
Cooking
Knead sifted flour with eggs, pour 50 ml of ice water, salt, knead the dough, wrap in clingfilm, place in the fridge for 30 minutes. Take mutton off a bone, peel it, finely chop it with a knife.
Peel pumpkin, cut into small cubes. Peel and chop onions, season with coarse salt and knead to make them juice. Dry spices in a pan on low heat, pound in a mortar with coarse salt.
Add finely chopped turkey to minced meat with onion, add 50 ml of ice water and knead the stuffing. Roll out the dough as a sausage and cut into 1 cm slices crosswise. Roll out each piece so that the edges are thinner than the middle.
Spoon out 1 tbsp of each dough into a bowl. l. Stuffing, seal in one line. Put into the steamer, greasing the base of the steamer with oil, cook for 45 minutes program “Rice” .
Serve at once with melted butter, katyk sour cream .
The combination of lamb and pumpkin in Manti sounds intriguing! I’m curious to know how the flavors of the two ingredients complement each other. Does the sweetness of the pumpkin enhance the richness of the lamb? I would love to hear more about the taste profile and the cooking process behind this unique dish. Any suggestions on where I can try authentic Manti with lamb and pumpkin?