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Little meat dumplings simmered in salty milk tea — a Mongolian winter soup.
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Banshtai tsai is a soup of banshi, small Mongolian dumplings, simmered in suutei tsai, Mongolia's salty milk tea. It's often made for breakfast on cold winter mornings and around Tsagaan Sar, the Lunar New Year. The gentle saltiness of the milk tea and the flavor of the meat come together.
Mix the ground meat with minced onion, a little salt, pepper, and 2 tbsp water and knead well.
Wrap the filling in dumpling wrappers and shape into small rounds.
Simmer water and tea leaves in a pot, strain, add the milk, and heat.
Season with salt and add the dumplings.
Once they float, simmer 5 more minutes.