Steps
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Kurt Sorpa (Kazakhstan): Rehydrated in broth as traditional winter restorative
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Kurtubat (Uzbekistan): Crumbled over plov for salty accent
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Beshbarmak seasoning (Kyrgyzstan): Powdered as umami booster in noodle dishes
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See full technique reference →Kurt Sorpa (Kazakhstan): Rehydrated in broth as traditional winter restorative
Kurtubat (Uzbekistan): Crumbled over plov for salty accent
Beshbarmak seasoning (Kyrgyzstan): Powdered as umami booster in noodle dishes
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