Turkish pasta manti recipe armenian

Turkish pasta manti recipe armenian


Last fall I made an Armenian Manti recipe. having a wonton wrapper shortcut, however this Ramadan I needed to complete the Turkish kind, dough and all sorts of on your own. Also using my homemade yogurt to help make the sauce (not too it can make any improvement in taste however if you simply had a big pot lounging surrounding you gotta utilize it ) )


It is extremely easy and probably the most time intensive part is making the dough and stuffing the small dumplings, the remainder just all comes together very quickly.

Here it is going.

Serves about 6, it's all things in nowhere casserole dish (within the last photo, and what's around the serving plate above)

Prepare the flour and salt, create a big heap (think pasta making!)

Crack the egg within the center and drizzle water. with your hands mix the liquid mixture in the centre incorporating flour in the sides from the well of flour while you mix until all is incorporated.

Now it is a dough, keep kneading it for ten minutes approximately until it's soft and pliable.

Cover in cling wrap after developing right into a disk and hang aside for half an hour.

Ready your filling:

-Hamburger or lamb (I made use of about 1 lb and it has a small baggie leftover)

- Salt Pepper

- 1 small onion (finely chopped or grated) optional.
- A lot of parsley finely chopped. Optional.

Mix everything up and knead, then to help make the process simpler I made little meatballs, individuals balls within the photo around the plate were really too large later and so i divided each one of these into two but nonetheless getting them organized like which makes it simpler than getting to stay both hands within the meat bowl and pull some out each time.

When you are ready to ensure they are divide the dough into 3 portions.

Begin moving one portion (maintaining your others covered well with cling wrap as to not dry up)

Try flowing in a rectangle or square to the very best of what you can do and roll it very thin, the initial recipe states knife thin, the thinner the greater I believe (think wonton wrappers)

When your sheet of dough is folded out reduce squares about 1 " (that's pretty small) to at least one 1/2 (this is exactly what I attempted to stay with)

Obtain a little glob of meat and plop it in the centre then fold the corners as much as participate in the center, now seal the edges so you've this cute little shape (as with the photo)

Repeat, repeat, repeat, after which repeat using the other 2 servings of dough.

Bring a large pot water to some boil, add salt and boil the dumplings before the meat is cooked (when the dough is thin enough you will see the meat with the sides making for any more tender dumpling I believe) and when the meat is cooled drain.

To help make the yogurt sauce you will need:

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