Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Dough:

1 pack margarine
300 ml water
5-6 tbsp.
tablespoons of vegetable oil 1 teaspoon of mayonnaise or sour cream
salt
soda
flour

Filling:

beef, veal or lamb
potatoes onions
onions
salt
pepper

Cooking:

Pour warm water into softened margarine, add salt, butter, mayonnaise or sour cream, soda and flour. Knead not very hard dough.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Prepare the filling. Rinse the meat and cut into cubes about the size of hazelnuts. Peel and cut the potatoes into cubes, there should be a little more potatoes in the filling than meat. Finely chop the onion, take more onion. Add potatoes and onions to the meat, salt and pepper and mix everything well, drain the liquid.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Tear off small pieces weighing about 90 grams from the dough.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Roll out not very thin, otherwise the dough will tear and all the juice will flow out. Put the filling on the rolled out cake.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Pinch in the shape of a triangle.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Put ochpochmaki on a greased baking sheet and bake in a preheated oven for 50-60 minutes. Remove the finished ochpochmaki, grease with oil and cover with a towel. Serve with katyk or broth.

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

Ochpochmak (triangles with meat and potatoes)

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Reviews 2

  • But isn’t yeast dough made on triangles? ... And as far as I’ve seen, they are with a hole on top, they pour broth there at the very end of baking .... or am I confusing something? I really want to cook, and I'm afraid to make a mistake

  • Galina, in different regions of Tatarstan, they cook differently. Somewhere only from yeast, but in our country from unleavened. And we don't add broth.

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