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Ting Momo | Bhutanese and Tibetan Cuisine

Ting momo is a soft steamed bread Bhutanese and Tibetan cuisine prepared from a dough of
wheat flour (Maida). The taste of the bread alone is somewhat bland but if you try with spicy curry
you will love it.

Prep Time Cook Time

15 mins 15 mins

Course: Main Course Cuisine: Bhutanese, Tibetan

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Servings: 2

Ingredients
300 gm Wheat Flour (Maida)
1 cup Water
1½ tbsp Active dry yeast
1 tbsp Sugar (optional)
½ tbsp Salt (optional)
A little bit of oil or butter

Instructions
1. Mix the yeast and sugar or salt in the water thoroughly.
2. Add wheat flour in the liquid mixture and knead it properly. The dough should not be
hard nor very soft.
3. Keep the dough in the container for at least 15 minutes by covering the container.
4. Boil the water in a pot in a size bit bigger than streamer tray.
5. Make the dough ball for the rolling. The size of the ball should not be too small nor too
big.
6. Roll the ball over any flat and smooth surface with the help of a rolling pin.
7. Roll the ball until it turns out to medium thickness.
8. Apply some soil or butter over the flatbread.
9. Cut the bread into longitudinal and roll the cut piece.
10. Put some oil over the streamer tray and put rolled bread into streamer tray by keeping
some distance between the rolls.
11. Put the streamer tray onto the pot which is already kept for boiling the water.

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Notes
- The dough should not be hard nor very soft.

- You need a big pot and steamer tray in order to make Ting Momo.

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