The cooking of the steppe — built for nomads who moved with their herds across one of earth's harshest landscapes. Mongolian cuisine centers on the "five snouts": sheep, goats, cattle, horses, and camels. It is meat-forward, dairy-rich, and ingenious: tsuivan noodles stirred with mutton fat, khorkhog lamb steamed by fire-heated stones inside a sealed vessel, airag (fermented mare's milk) drunk from wooden bowls. Simple by necessity, profound by execution.
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