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Mongolia's steamed dumpling technique wraps the delicate herbal flavors of Iran's dolma.
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The technique behind Mongolia's nomad-born steamed dumpling, buuz, is combined with the delicate herbal flavors of Iran's dolma β rice and ground meat seasoned with dill and mint. The Central Asian steppe and the Persian garden meet inside a single dumpling.
Knead the flour and water into a dough and let rest for 15 minutes.
Mix the ground lamb, cooked rice, finely chopped onion, dill, mint, and salt to make the filling.
Squeeze in lemon juice for brightness.
Roll out the dough thin and cut into rounds.
Fill each round and pleat the top closed, Mongolian buuz-style.
Steam for about 15 minutes until cooked through.