DISH RESEARCH · Soup
Aush
Humaira’s adapted aush combines spaghetti, kidney beans and chickpeas in broth with a separately cooked kofta sauce made from Beyond Burger patties and soft tofu. Plain Greek yogurt and optional dried mint finish the selected serving.
About Aush
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Humaira developed this version of aush after her family changed its eating habits. Her adaptation replaces the usual ground-beef kofta with Beyond Burger patties and soft tofu, while keeping the noodle-and-bean soup and yogurt assembly.
Finely chopped yellow onion softens in olive oil before garlic and spices are added. The patties and tofu are broken into loose pieces, then cook with tomato sauce, salt and black pepper to form the separate kofta sauce.
Protein-packed spaghetti cooks in a large pot of water. Rinsed canned kidney beans and chickpeas join the noodles with the remaining salt, and the liquid stays with them as broth.
Bowls are assembled with noodles and broth first, followed by spoonfuls of kofta and the selected plain Greek yogurt. The source offers a dried-herb finish and optional pepper flakes; this account selects dried mint.
The crumbled kofta, noodles, beans and yogurt are stirred together for eating. Chopped spinach is a separate optional addition near the end of pasta cooking, rather than a required part of every bowl.
Ingredients in Aush
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- Wheat noodlesbase
- Chickpeabase
- Spinachbase
- Onionseasoning
- Garlicseasoning
- Yogurttopping
- Mintgarnish
- Vegetable Oilcooking medium
- Waterbase
- Saltseasoning
- Minced beeftopping
- Lentilsbase
- Noodlebase
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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- Cooking traditions
- Afghan
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