Ashak
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Ashak are wheat dumplings filled with leek or garlic chives, boiled and served with yoghurt and toppings such as minced meat or chickpeas.
Ashak are dumplings of thin wheat dough, commonly filled with garlic chives or leeks seasoned with spices.12 They are boiled, then layered with yoghurt and a topping such as minced meat or chickpeas.2
The dish is eaten across Afghanistan and is popular in Balochistan. In Quetta, the Hazara cook Tayyaba Batool of Naan-e-Khana shows how it is made, in a film and recipe by the SOCH Outreach Foundation.2
See Hazara cuisine.
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Wikipedia, Hazara cuisine. That page is flagged as needing more citations, so please help confirm this from family or printed sources. ↩
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SOCH Outreach Foundation, Quetta: The Hazara Kitchen, Google Arts & Culture, 2023. Includes photographs, a film and step-by-step recipes. ↩ ↩2 ↩3