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Such different Ossetian pies

Baking from peoples of different countries always has its ownspecial features specific to the region: the thin Neapolitan cake of unleavened dough with a simple filling of tomato and cheese became popular all over the pizza world, rolled Israeli pita or a sheet of lavash with planed meat and vegetables - at least well-known doner kebab, or shawarma, and fried in butter pies Tatars - all favorite chebureks. No less glory in Russia enjoy baked goods Ossetian cuisine, the so-called Ossetian pies. And today they are worthy rivals of any baking, be it pizza, croissants or our cakes.

What is Ossetian pie?

Traditional baking of the peoples of Ossetia is a round or triangular cake with a thick layer of filling. Try this dish you can even without spending energy on cooking: Ossetian pies in Moscow with delivery today you can order both by phone and online.

For the Ossetian pie kneaded dough on yeast, and as filling can act:

  • Ossetian cheese and leek,
  • cabbage and cheese,
  • pumpkin,
  • potatoes with cheese,
  • beans,
  • chopped beef,
  • chard and ossetian cheese,
  • mushrooms and green onions.

On this list of possible fillings does not end: every year, bakers offer more and more variations for this batch. By the way, Ossetian pies not necessarily salty. There are also sweet options - for example, with a cherry. But in any case, filling in this pie is plentiful, but the dough should be thin, but reliably hide the stuffing, not allowing it to bulge. So called baking Ossetian according to the type of filling: kartofdzhin - pie with potatoes, zokodzhin - with mushrooms, kabuskadzhin - cabbage.

Ossetian pies: new fast food

Rich and juicy Ossetian pies todaybecome part of the urban culture in Russia: they are easy to satisfy hunger, they have different tastes and at the same time are convenient for an office lunch or a snack in a cafe. Due to such advantages, baking from Ossetia has become one of the modern types of fast food. However, the Ossetians themselves are not enthusiastic about such popularity of their culinary heritage: for them this food has a long ritual character, and many cultural organizations of Ossetia advocate assigning Ossetian pies the status of "specialty" of the region and include them in the list of intangible heritage sites of UNESCO . This will preserve the recipe and ritual value of Ossetian pies intact and will not give the opportunity to sell products that are different from traditional recipes under this name.

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