Uzbek national dishes.
The legend of rice
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A visitor to Uzbekistan who has not tasted real Uzbek pilaf does not understand the essence and hospitality of Uzbek culture. He has probably not been here yet.
Uzbek pilaf is a dish of lovers of oriental cuisine and desserts. Although there are more than 100 pilaf recipes in the world, pilaf making in Uzbekistan is unique. Each region of Uzbekistan has its own recipe for pilaf. However, not many people know the history of pilaf in Uzbekistan.
There is an ancient legend about the origin of the word pilaf in the name of Ibn Sina. In fact, pilaf is an abbreviation of the initials of the ingredients in the word soup: P-Onion, A-frost-carrot, L-laxm-meat, O-olio-fat, V-vet-salt
The legend of rice
1244
A visitor to Uzbekistan who has not tasted real Uzbek pilaf does not understand the essence and hospitality of Uzbek culture. He has probably not been here yet.
Uzbek pilaf is a dish for lovers of oriental cuisine and desserts. Although there are more than 100 pilaf recipes in the world, pilaf making in Uzbekistan is unique. Each region of Uzbekistan has its own unique recipe for pilaf. However, not many people know the history of pilaf in Uzbekistan.
There is an ancient legend about the origin of the word pilaf in the name of Ibn Sina. In fact, pilaf is an abbreviation of the initials of the ingredients in the word soup: P-Onion, A-frost-carrot, L-laxm-meat, O-olio-fat, V-vet-salt
Cooking video recipe for making green somsa
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Blue somsa is a joy of spring, a symbol of happiness, a holiday of spring! How else can this kind of somza make you feel?
Making a real traditional somsa is, first of all, hard work, skillful hands and the heart of a cook. Especially if the somsa sheet is made from dough.
The processing of each layer of dough, the unique preparation of ingredients keeps a secret that is passed down from ancestors to generations.
Blue somsa is still one of the main dishes on the Uzbek table. In early spring, when the first greens sprout, the preparation of soms is in full swing.
It is a well-known fact that in the spring, the human body shows signs of illness, such as weakness due to lack of vitamins. To prevent this disease, the preparation of green soms is celebrated since ancient times as the beginning of a new life. Is there anything better than green soms made with precious greens?
It has become a tradition for many Uzbek women to make blue soms, which are loved and consumed by both young and old.
As the mass of the blue soms changes over the years, the taste itself remains the same.
You can learn how to make our traditional blue soms by watching our video. In this video, our master chef Bahriddin Chusti will show you how to prepare this culinary masterpiece.
One day, the son of the ruler of Bukhara met a beautiful young girl from a poor family. Their marriage was impossible because of their unequal status in society. Suffering from unrequited love, the prince loses his appetite for food and life and becomes weaker day by day. The ruler then summoned the famous physician Ibn Sina and asked him to determine the cause of the disease and treat his only heir. Ibn Sina, who examined the young man, was convinced that the cause of his illness was love. He tells the ruler that there are two ways to treat his heir, the first is to marry two young men, and the second is to treat the young man with a very strong dish consisting of seven ingredients, i.e. pilaf soup. Ibn Sina saw that the more he ate pilaf, the stronger he became. After that, this dish will become not only a healing and invigorating food, but also a feast and a holiday meal.
A cauldron is a hot loaf of bread with a soft texture and a crispy texture. This type of bread is perfect for breakfast with fresh sour cream and tea. Traditional Uzbek bread is baked in the oven, but Kazan patir is cooked in a pot. This method of baking is mainly used in Jizzakh region. The bread is placed in the bottom of a heavy cast iron pot.
When one side of the bread is browned, it is turned. Before baking, the central part of the bread is decorated with various beautiful patterns. This dish is cooked by skilled women with their own hands, without any tools. But now we advise housewives to prepare this dish very carefully.
Boiler patties can be easily prepared without leaving your home. When you add butter to the center of a hot loaf of bread, it tastes very rich.
Lady
It is a flour dish very similar to Ms. Manti. The main feature of the lady is a very thin dough and juicy ingredients. It's usually with potatoes, but it can also be meaty. In the market, tomato paste and butter are poured on the lady.
wheat flour - 640-690 g;
water 225 ml;
vegetable oil - 110 g;
salt - 10 g;
To fill:
meat or minced meat - 1.2 kg;
onion - 650-800 g;
fat or fat - 200 g;
cumin - to taste;
ground black pepper - to taste;
salt - to taste;
vegetable oil.
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