| • | Add a pinch of salt to enough lukewarm water required to knead dough. |
| • | Add water to the flour and knead to form smooth, soft dough. Set the dough aside. |
| • | After sometime, knead the dough again and cut into small pieces. |
| • | Roll each piece into a ball. Repeat with other pieces and leave them in a bowl. |
| • | Sprinkle some flour on the balls, to avoid them sticking to each other. |
| • | Take a large mixing bowl and combine minced meat, onion, garlic, salt, pepper and other herbs together. |
| • | Add some water, if required, to make the filling a little juicy. |
| • | Roll out the dough balls into round circles, leaving the center thicker than the edges. |
| • | Place a little meat filling in the center of the circle and seal the edges with your fingers. |
| • | Boil water in a large pot. |
| • | Dip the bottoms of each buuz in oil and place them in an inlay that will be inserted in the pot for steaming. |
| • | Ensure that the buuz do not touch each other. |
| • | Steam the buuz for 15 minutes. |
| • | Open the lid and fan some air with the help of a cutting board or newspaper, to give them a reddish glossy look. |
| • | Serve hot. |
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