8 servings
300 minutes
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In most Turkic languages, "besh" is the number five, and "barmak" is fingers. The nomads of Central Asia did not use any cutlery, but took pieces of meat with noodles boiled in a strong broth from the cauldron directly with their hands - hence the name. Beshbarmak can be prepared from beef, lamb and horse meat, or from all three types of meat at once. In Tatarstan, pieces of dried horse sausage kazy are always added to beshbarmak. The dish is festive and intricate, it is prepared on the occasion of big family holidays and the arrival of dear guests.
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