Arzoak is a traditional dish, we have this dish at special celebrations.
It is most enjoyable served hot with sweet syrup drizzled over it
Arzoak is a traditional dish, we have this dish at special celebrations.
It is most enjoyable served hot with sweet syrup drizzled over it
Mixing 15 minutes
Raising 30 minutes
cooking 15 minutes
total time needed 1 hour
2 Bowls, extra small bowl/jug
tea towel
rolling pin and board
deep frying pan
200g wholegrain Dagawang (flour) finely ground, white flour can be used.
5 Tblspoon Dell (Oil)
1 Egg
1 Tblespoon Afareen (Himalayan rock salt)
Xil (water)
1 satchel of yeast (0.25 ounce)
1/3 cup Dumanum Mamo (yoghurt)
Extra oil for deep frying.
In your mixing bowl place flour, salt and mix well.
In a separate bowl mix your egg and oil, set aside.
In another bowl/jug mix your yeast according to instructions on the pack, mix into egg and oil, then fold in yoghurt.
In your large Bowl, make a well in the centre your flour pour the egg mixture in and mix well with your hands.
You dough should be firm but silky, cover with your t-towel and let rise in a warm place for 1/2 hour.
Divide your dough into small balls, about the size of a golf ball, roll each dough ball into 3 mm thick rounds.
Traditionally one side of each round is lightly scored with a fork.
Deep Fry until golden Brown.