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Hand-cut noodles simmered with mutton and vegetables — an everyday Mongolian noodle soup.
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Guriltai shul is a noodle soup made in Mongolian homes every day: flat noodles of kneaded flour simmered with mutton and vegetables and seasoned simply. It's a quick, nourishing dish suited to nomadic life, and every family's ingredients and noodle shapes differ a little.
Gradually add water to bread flour and knead, roll thin, and cut into strips to make noodles.
Stir-fry the meat in a pot, and when fragrant, add water to make a broth.
Add onion, carrot, and potato and simmer until tender.
Add the noodles and cook a few minutes until done.
Season with salt and pepper.