Offal & Organ Meats

Kelle Bash Ayak

Kelle baş aýak

Turkmenistan

A traditional Turkmen dish of boiled sheep's head and feet; listed in Wikipedia's Turkmen cuisine as a festive food; the head is boiled until tender and served whole or dissected; a dish that reflects the nomadic tradition of using every part of the animal; considered a delicacy and served at special occasions.

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A traditional Turkmen dish of boiled sheep's head and feet; listed in Wikipedia's Turkmen cuisine as a festive food; the head is boiled until tender and served whole or dissected; a dish that reflects the nomadic tradition of using every part of the animal; considered a delicacy and served at special occasions.

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The sheep head and feet should be boiled until tender; served whole or dissected; a dish that uses every part of the animal; considered a delicacy; served at special occasions; reflects the nomadic tradition of zero waste; found at traditional restaurants and celebrations; not for the faint of heart.

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Turkmenistan

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