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Uzbek Lagman Recipe - Vegetable Tagliatelle Soup | Uzbek-style Pasta/Tagliatelle Soup

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Lagman

Cultural Context

Lagman is a traditional dish from Central Asia, particularly popular in Kyrgyzstan. It reflects the region's nomadic heritage, where hearty meals were essential for sustenance. The dish combines hand-pulled noodles with a rich meat and vegetable sauce, symbolizing hospitality and community. Today, Lagman has gained popularity beyond its borders, with variations found in many Central Asian and Chinese cuisines.

KGKGmain
6 servings
Servings4
¼ kilo Halal lean beef
½ cup Vegetable or sunflower oil
1-2 Onions (diced small)
2 Medium carrots (diced into cubes)
1 Sweet red bell pepper (diced into squares)
2 Large tomatoes (peeled & diced)
1-2 Medium potatoes (peeled and diced into cubes)
1 cup Long green radish (optional)
1 cup Green beans (optional)
2-3 Garlic cloves (grated, crushed or minced)
1½ tsp Cumin (crushed or whole)
1 tsp Coriander Seed (crushed)
½ tsp Black pepper (to taste)
2 tsp Salt (to taste)
½ tsp Sweet paprika
2 Bay leaves
1 ½ pints Water
Fresh greens such as parsley, dill or spring onions (washed & chopped for garnish)
2 Large eggs
½ tsp Salt (to taste)
White flour (as needed to form a stiff dough)
Water (if needed)
1

For the noodles a stiff dough is prepared from white flour, eggs, and salt; whisk the 2 eggs and add the salt before adding whatever amount is needed of flour to form a stiff dough, you may use some water after this if the dough becomes too stiff.

2

Set the dough aside for 30-40 minutes under a plastic bag/clingfilm and top with a tea towel. The dough is then rolled out into a 1.5-2 mm thick sheet with a diameter of not less than 10-15 cm. This is overlapped into layers that are roughly between 4-5 cm wide & piled up using generous sprinkles of flour to prevent sticking & for easy and faster cutting.

3

The noodles are then sliced as thinly as possible with a sharp knife from one side of the dough to the other. Then stir up gently with your fingers to detach and form the noodles before cooking them separately in boiling salt water. (This is usually done just before serving)

4

Drain the noodles and distribute them into the serving bowls before spooning your beef and vegetable soup/stew on the top.

5

For the soup, heat the oil in a large pan or Kazan if you have one, it should be very hot before adding the beef strips. Fry and constantly stir and turn until well browned on all sides.

6

Add the onions, and spices and continue to stir-fry until the onion is well browned.

7

Then add the tomatoes and leave to cook until the tomato is reduced into a saucy pulp.

8

When the beef is almost cooked add the diced red bell pepper, potatoes, carrots and garlic, and stir-fry all the vegetables for a few minutes more.

9

Add the boiling water and stir into the fried mixture. Lower the heat and leave to cook for a further 20-30 min or until the beef is tender.

10

Serve the beef soup generously onto the distributed noodles and garnish with some freshly cut parsley or greens.

Equipment Needed

large panKazan

Dietary

halal

Allergens

soygluten

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