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Leek-filled dumplings boiled and topped with yogurt sauce and meat sauce — an Afghan feast dish.
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Aushak is essential at Afghan celebrations: dumplings filled with garlic chives or green onion are boiled, topped with garlic yogurt sauce and tomato meat sauce, and sprinkled with dried mint. Before Eid or a wedding, families gather to wrap them in large numbers. A bean sauce is sometimes used instead of meat sauce.
Knead the bread flour, water, and salt and rest 30 minutes.
Finely chop the garlic chives and green onion, rub with salt and chili powder, and squeeze out the liquid.
Fry the ground beef and onion, add the tomato paste and 100ml water, and cook down into a meat sauce.
Roll the dough thin, cut 7cm rounds, add the chive filling, and fold into half-moons.
Boil in salted water for 5–6 minutes.
Spread garlic yogurt on a plate, arrange the aushak, top with more yogurt and the meat sauce, and sprinkle with dried mint.