
National Dish Mongolia: Byaslag (Recipe)
Byaslag is the fresh cheese of the Mongolian steppe — milk curdled, drained and pressed under a weight until firm enough to slice. …
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Byaslag is the fresh cheese of the Mongolian steppe — milk curdled, drained and pressed under a weight until firm enough to slice. …
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Buuz are steamed dumplings filled with mutton and onion, and Mongolians eat them by the dozen at Tsagaan Sar, the lunar new year. …
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Discover Borts, the air-dried beef that has sustained Mongolia’s nomads for centuries. Born of the sweeping steppe, where …
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Meet Boortsog, the crisp little fried pastries that sit at the heart of Mongolian hospitality. Golden and crunchy on the outside, …
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Say hello to Boodog, one of Mongolia’s most spectacular traditional feasts. This is nomadic cooking at its boldest: a whole …
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Discover Bantan, a hearty soup that warms you from the inside out and captures the soul of the Mongolian steppe. Built from just a …
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Discover Bansh, one of Mongolia’s most cherished comfort foods. These small, delicate dumplings are filled with tender …
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Discover Baatar Tsagaan, a warming classic from the heart of Mongolia. This hearty dish brings together tender meat and a fragrant …
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Discover Baatar Khuushuur, a hearty treasure of the Mongolian steppe. These crisp, golden dough parcels are stuffed with …
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Raise a bowl of Airag, the traditional national drink of Mongolia, and you taste centuries of nomadic life in a single sip. Made …
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Discover Aaruul, one of Mongolia’s most enduring snacks and a true taste of the steppe. These little pieces of air-dried …
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Discover Vol-au-Vent, a jewel of the Monegasque table. These featherlight cases of golden puff pastry cradle a rich, creamy …
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