Ingredients for - Hanum on a frying pan
How to cook deliciously - Hanum on a frying pan
1. Stage
Let's start by preparing the dough. Sift 2 cups of flour into a bowl. In a 200 gram cup break an egg, add salt and stir. Then add water to a full glass.
2. Stage
Use a fork to knead a viscous dough. Pour in vegetable oil and another half a cup of flour. Stir into the dough.
3. Stage
Pour the remaining half a cup of flour on the table. Pour the dough and continue kneading.
4. Stage
Knead out a smooth, elastic dough. Put into a bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Set aside to let the dough "rest".
5. Stage
Let's make the stuffing. In a bowl mix minced meat, minced garlic, chopped onion, salt and pepper. Mix until homogeneous mass and set aside with a plate.
6. Stage
Now let's prepare a "pillow" for cooking. Grate carrots on a coarse grater, chop the onion not too finely.
7. Stage
Heat a frying pan with vegetable oil over medium heat and fry the vegetables until lightly golden. Salt. You can add a little sugar if the carrots are not sweet, but this is to your liking.
8. Stage
While we were busy with the filling and the pillow, our dough rested and became very pliable and elastic! Grease the table with a little vegetable oil and roll out the dough into a rectangular layer 2 mm thick.
9. Stage
Now put the filling on the dough and distribute over the entire surface. It is convenient to do this with a spoon moistened with water.
10. Stage
Then we roll it up.
11. Stage
The roll turns out quite long. Roll up the roll in a snail's tuck and tuck the edge under the bottom.
12. Stage
The resulting "snail" press a little flattening it.
13. Stage
Transfer to a frying pan and place on a bed of onions and carrots. Pour 200 ml of water and put on the fire with the lid on. When the water boils, reduce the heat to minimum and cook for 40 minutes. In 20 minutes, check and if necessary, add more water.
14. Stage
While the khanum is cooking we can make the sauce to serve. Mix sour cream, minced garlic and chopped herbs. If desired, you can add a little mustard and spices to taste (salt, black or red pepper).
15. Stage
This is how the khanum turns out. You can serve it right away, or you can wait for it to cool a bit... It depends on how you like it! Bon appetit!