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Revision as of 14:52, 8 May 2012



Ingredients

  1. Minced Beef or mutton
  2. Medium Onion
  3. salt
  4. Ground pepper (optional)
  5. garlic (optional)
  6. Chopped herbs (optional)
  7. 5-spices (optional)
  8. Premium wheat flour
  9. A pinch of salt
  10. Lukewarm water\

Directions

For the dough Dissolve a pinch of salt in lukewarm water, mix in flour and knead into smooth soft dough. Leave the dough to rest. Knead again and roll out. Cut out small round circles using a glass with sharp edges.

For the meat filling Mince Beef or mutton. You can certainly use a Moulinex for this purpose; however, buuz will taste better if you do the mincing by hand using a sharp knife. Combine the meat in a bowl with minced Onion, crushed garlic (optional), herbs (optional) and other seasonings. Add some water to make the filling juicy.

The next stage is forming bansh. Put the meat filling in the center of the circle and seal the edges tightly with your fingers. When forming is complete, put bansh in boiling water, add a pinch of salt and cook for about 7–10 minutes or until bansh starts floating on the surface. Boiled bansh must be served hot.