Momos are the most popular and liked dishes in this world.
Momo is a type of steamed dumpling with some form of filling of meats. Momo has
become a traditional delicacy in Nepal, Tibet, as well as among Nepalese and
Tibetan communities in Bhutan, as well as people of Ladakh, Northeast India and
Darjeeling regions of India.
The variations are endless – momos can be meat/chicken,
vegetarian, steamed (the most popular), fried, and cooked in soup.
Here, we are going to make the traditional steamed momos
which are the most popular one
Ingredients for
momo:
500
gms of minced meat (chicken/mutton/pork/buff)
·
2
pcs grated onion
·
2
tbsp ginger garlic paste
·
1
tbsp coriander and cumin powder each
·
2
tbsp. grated chilli
·
2
tbsp of vegetable oil
·
Few
chopped coriander
·
Salt
as per taste
·
1kg flour
PREPARATION
STEP 1: PREPARATION OF THE FILLING OF MEAT/CHICKEN
- Add all the above ingredients to the minced meat
- mix it well and store it like half an hour in refrigerator (not in deep freezer)
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mince preparation and mixing |
STEP 2 : MAKE THE MOMOS WRAPPER
·
Put the 1 kg of flour into a bowl
· Add
water to the flour to make dough
· Knead
the dough for a few more minutes
·
With
a rolling pin roll the dough as thin as possible into circular shapew the size
of a glass ( note: don’t make them too thin or too thick
STEP 3 :
PACKING AND COOKING THE MOMOS
·
Put
around 1 tbsp of the filling into the center of the wrapping
·
Pinch
one edge of the wrapping to the edge then twist it. Make sure the wrapping
fully covers the filling and is locked( it can be round or any desired shape)
·
Oil
the bottom in a steamer ( this prevent momos from sticking)
·
Put
the momo in a systematic order so that they don’t touch each other
·
Steam/cook
for few minutes.
-
If
chicken mince used: cooked for 12-15 min
-
If
mutton/pork/buff mince used: cook for 20-22 min
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filling the momos |
After steaming for 12- 15 min, your momos are now ready to be served with momo chutney or momos jhol........Enjoy!
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