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Thumb-sized barley or wheat dough pieces cooked with root vegetables in a warming broth — the most traditional home cooking of Ladakh, eaten through the long cold winter.
Make skyu dough: combine flour and salt. Add warm water and knead into a firm smooth dough. Rest 15 minutes.
Shape skyu: pinch off a marble-sized piece of dough.
Press it flat against your thumb creating a small curved shell shape with a thumb-print indentation — this is the distinctive skyu shape. Repeat with all the dough.
Make the stew: bring 4 cups water or broth to a boil.
Add onion, garlic, ginger, dried red chillies and turmeric.
Add potato and turnip cubes. Cook 8 minutes.
Add all the shaped skyu pieces to the simmering broth.
Cook 12 to 15 minutes — they will float when cooked and the broth will thicken from the flour.
Add butter. Season with salt. Garnish with coriander. Serve hot in deep bowls.
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