The Mongolian poutine, in Mongolia
Episode 2
Country
Mongolia
Main featured city
Ulaanbaatar
Duration 3:05
Released on 2021-08-06
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Ingredients
Byaslag cheese, great luck it wasn’t tofu. It was real Mongolian cheese.
Fast food kiosk fries
Mutton in gravy from Khaan Khuns Cafe.
Bonus poutine
Mongolian poutine extreme difficulty (for the experience)
You go to the parking lot and you pick parking potatoes. You cut the potatoes like a champ and you fry the fucking potatoes.
You take Ааруул, Aaruul cheese, traditional curd cheese of the nomadic families. It can stay years on a shelf. It’s solid and a variation of it looks like fried chicken.
For the meat you need a meat that has been hunted by an eagle or a goat that has been used for a Buzkashi game. All served in a sheep skull with the eyes and all. Enjoy.
Taste
9
/10Is it a pout?
9
/10
Added content
Click here for a dedicated page with extras..
- 3 images
- 1 dual-screen 5120x1600 wallpaper
- Travel video in Mongolia. Incredible you'll see.
- More Mongolian food.
Thanks
Хаан Бууз Mongolian Restaurant
Meat and sauce
State Department Store Улсын Их Дэлгүүр
Cheese
Ulaanbaatar - Улаанбаатар
Golden Gobi Hostel
Sayku Serikbolot
Жанкийк Ховдахан
Golden Eagle Festival
Music
Caitie Hurst How Could I Be Silent
Licenced by Audiio. Follow the link for more details. The code "Poutiner10" will give you 10% off.
Original music by Charlie Twitch
- Main themes; opening, credits.
Credits
Created, written, directed and post-production by Olivier Bonenfant
Camerawoman and assistant director Iphigénie Frey
Notice
This series and this episode are not associated nor sponsored by these businesses, organisations or filming locations. This list is indicative only and there is no guarantee on accuracy.
The critical part of this episode with the review reflects only the final assembled poutine and not the individual ingredients and products. For entertainment only.
All footage captured from and on publicly accessible places or via an entry fee. No fence jumping.
