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TURKISH MANTI DUMPLINGS Turkish manti is a food you have to taste! The tiny homemade pastry filled with spicy ground beef, cooked in water and served with a yogurt sauce. That butter sauce on manti dumplings is a to-die-for final touch Dumplings in Turkish are called manti and it’s one of those dishes everyone craves for every time. It’s not an easy dish for many people, so people may not prefer making it at home. If you insist on eating Turkish manti, but have no time to make it, you can find it packaged at markets. I find them tasteless though, they are no different from pasta and they have almost no filling inside. There are some small bakery like shops producing and selling Turkish dumplings, which are better than market versions. If the owner of these shops is an old lady and if she herself makes it, this is even better! But still why not make it at home? Making Food Together Well, I admit that it’s a bit time-consuming if you are making it alone, but I can’t say that it’s a difficult dish. It might take hours to make these small dumplings depending on the amount. Time is the real concern here, so Turkish women come together at one of their homes and make it in a teamwork. At least 3 women – sometimes more work together to make dumplings especially for special days like weddings, welcome or farewell parties or family unions. One of them make dough and roll it out, another one cut it into squares, a third one put filling on each square and then they all start to close them up. MY LATEST VIDEOs Making Turkish Dumplings Manti means more than making the dish itself. Although they serve for one purpose, which is completing the dish, women never miss the chance of having some chat; well, maybe a bit gossiping! And this is absolutely the best solution for time problem! They can hardly realize how time runs when they finally seal the last dumpling! The best part of making dumplings with some friends is that you have lots of it in the end and you can freeze some for a future cooking! It becomes an easy dish then! Just boil them in water and enjoy with yogurt! I think teamwork is definitely a must if you are planning to make Turkish Dumplings Manti for a large group of guests, but you can easily handle it yourself if you make it for two of you. What Goes In Turkish Manti You don’t need many ingredients for Turkish Dumplings Manti dough. Flour, egg, salt and water are what you need. I made it with whole wheat flour, but you can use all purpose flour instead. As for the filling, we need ground beef, onion, parsley and spices. Optionally, we use very little pepper or tomato paste too. As for the service, we need two kind of sauces. First one is a yogurt sauce with garlic. Second is a spicy butter sauce. How To Make Turkish Manti Dumplings From Scratch As you are making it in small amount, one cute dough ball will be enough. I love my rolling pin! I have only one and it’s like the star of my kitchen! Roll the dough ball out not very thin, about 2mm. Cut it first into strips and then into small squares. So many dough squares waiting to be closed up! If you double the ingredients, you feel that you need someone to help you at this stage! Here starts the fun part! First fold it into two. Then combine all edges. Then you have this bundle like shape. It took me no longer than 15-20 minutes to finish them all! Don’t forget to serve it with a yogurt sauce and oil sauce on the top. I also love to sprinkle a little sumac on it. YUM! TURKISH DUMPLINGS MANTI ★★★★★ 5 from 1 reviews Turkish manti dumplings. Homemade pasta filled with a spicy ground beef mixture, cooked and topped with garlicky yogurt and butter sauce. Author: ZerrinPrep Time: 40 minutesCook Time: 10 minutesTotal Time: 50 minutesYield: 2 1xCategory: PastryCuisine: Turkish INGREDIENTS Dough:1 cup whole wheat flour1 egg1 tsp salt¼ cup lukewarm waterFilling:200g ground beef1 onion, chopped finely¼ bunch parsley, chopped finely½ tsp saltA pinch of black pepper1 tsp pepper paste Yogurt Sauce: 1 cup yogurt2 cloves garlic, mashedA pinch of salt Butter Sauce: 2 tablespoons butter1 tablespoon olive oil2 tsp red pepper flakes or chili, sweet or hot1 tsp dried mint4 cups water to boil dumplings INSTRUCTIONS Mix flour, egg and salt.Add water little by little and mix with your hand.Knead it well until you have a bit tough dough. You can add extra water or flour to have this result.Make a ball from it and roll it out not so thin, about 2mm thick. Cut it first into strips, then into small squares.Place a little filling on each square.Close them up patiently.Heat 4 cups of water in a pot and add dumplings when it boils.Boil them until soften for about 10 minutes.Transfer them into plates with a slotted spoon.Mix all ingredients for yogurt sauce.Melt butter and add in olive oil. Add in dried mint and red pepper flakes, stir. Take it after about 20 seconds.Pour some yogurt on dumpling.