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Pastas y Arroces · África y Medio Oriente

Turkish Pasta (Yalancı Mantı)

11 ingredientes · 35 minutos · 4 porciones

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Contiene: gluten, lácteos

Ingredientes

Servings:
12 ozpasta (bows, shells or similar)
1 lbcarne de res
1 unitcebolla (finely diced)
1 ½ tbsppasta de tomate
1 tspcomino (ground)
2 tsppaprika
1 ½ cupyogur (plain, thick)
4 cloveajo (finely grated, divided)
3 tbspmantequilla
1 ½ tspsal
½ tsppimienta negra
1 unitlimón amarillo (juice, in the yogurt)optional
1 tbspmenta (chopped or dried, for finishing)optional
½ cuptomate (diced, modern viral garnish)optional
¼ tspchile rojooptional

Preparación

  1. hervir10 min
    well-salted water, just to al dente
    cook the pasta until the center is tender with a faint bite, then drain without rinsing and reserve a splash of pasta water. The bowl is assembled from separate components, so pasta cooked soft now has no later sauce simmer in which to recover structure.
  2. saltear5 min
    medium heat
    onion in a wide dry pan with a spoonful of fat rendered from the beef once it starts cooking, until translucent and beginning to color, then + half the garlic for the final 30 seconds. Garlic goes late so it perfumes the meat without scorching during the browning stage.
  3. sellar9 min
    medium-high, wide pan, meat left undisturbed in patches
    + ground beef + tomato paste + cumin + 1 tsp paprika + 3/4 tsp salt + black pepper. Press the meat into the pan, let dark crust form before breaking it up, then cook until browned and no wet steam remains. The dry browned texture is what keeps the meat distinct against cool yogurt instead of turning the dish into a loose meat sauce.
  4. mezclar2 min
    yogurt stays cool or room temperature
    yogurt + remaining garlic + 1/4 tsp salt, plus optional lemon, until smooth. Do not cook this sauce in the beef pan: direct high heat can split the yogurt and removes the hot-cold contrast that defines the mantı-style assembly.
  5. low heat; butter foaming but not browned
    melt butter + remaining 1 tsp paprika + optional red pepper flakes until the spices bloom and the butter turns brick-red and fragrant, about 30 seconds after foaming. Pull it from the heat before the paprika darkens, because scorched paprika tastes metallic and bitter.
  6. sazonar3 min
    assemble immediately before eating
    divide warm pasta into bowls, spoon cool garlic yogurt over it, add the browned meat, then drizzle with hot paprika butter. Finish with mint and optional fresh tomato. Keep the components visibly layered until the diner mixes them; that contrast is the point of Yalancı Mantı, not a defect to stir away in the pan.