Ayrim say laghman

Ayrim say laghman is a version of laghman where 'ayrim' means 'separate': the hand-pulled noodles and the meat gravy with vegetables (say) are prepared and served in separate bowls. The noodles are boiled, while the meat with peppers, onion and vegetables is stir-fried in a wok over high heat until the gravy is ready.

At the table you mix the noodles and gravy yourself — you can take more or less sauce to taste, which keeps the dish less soupy and lets you control the thickness and spiciness of your own portion. It suits those who prefer to adjust the amount of gravy themselves rather than eat a pre-mixed dish.

FAQ

How much does ayrim say laghman cost?
Ayrim say laghman costs 55,000 sum per portion.
How spicy is ayrim say laghman and is it halal?
Spice level is medium and easy to adjust since the gravy is served separately and its amount can be controlled by the guest. The dish is fully halal.
How does ayrim say laghman differ from regular laghman?
In regular laghman, the noodles and gravy are already mixed in the kitchen and served in one bowl. In ayrim say laghman, the noodles and say are served separately, and the guest mixes them at the table to their own taste.

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