Kazakhstan recipes

Kazakh recipes are known for their unique, flavorful palate that is not only scrumptious but also packed full of nutrients. After centuries of influence from

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From baursak to beshbarmak to camel's milk and horse meat, Kazakhstan food is a reflection of its rich culture and history.

Kazakhs are the most meat-eating people in the world! In the old days, Kazakhs were nomadic people living in the harsh conditions of the steppe. This left

Besbarmak, a heap of sliced meat served on a bed of pasta squares is Kazakhstan’s national dish, as well as a tasty legacy of the nomads that roam the

A large part of traditional Kazakh cuisine focuses on a plethora of milk products as well as mutton and horse meat, and while the horse meat may be a bit strange to most Western travelers, the milk almost never comes from cows, it usually comes from sheep or goats, as these are more hardy animals who can survive the local climate better.

We still eat horse meat and it's okay.

Kazakh cuisine is a reflection of their traditional nomadic lifestyle. Meat and soured milk products figure prominently in Kazakh food.

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Here's a dish that fits with my current Central Asian travel story series and also helps me keep my New Year's resolution: beshbarmak, Kazakhstan's National Dish. Kazakh cuisine borrows heavily from its neighbors, and doesn't count many dishes it can genuinely call its own. This isn't much of a surprise when you consider that one