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Hand-cut noodles, beans, and yogurt topped with meat sauce — Afghanistan's winter noodle soup.
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Aush is an Afghan hand-cut noodle soup: noodles are simmered with kidney beans, chickpeas, and more, then finished with yogurt for a mellow taste. It's classically topped with meat sauce and dried mint. It's a beloved home dish for cold winters or when you catch a cold.
Knead the bread flour, water, and salt, roll thin, and cut into thin noodles.
Bring 1.2L water to a boil, add the kidney beans and chickpeas, and simmer 10 minutes.
Add the noodles and simmer 8 minutes.
Thin the yogurt with a little broth, add to the pot, and warm over low heat.
Fry the ground beef and onion and season with tomato paste and chili to make a meat sauce.
Ladle into bowls, top with the meat sauce, and sprinkle with dried mint.