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4–6
Easy
By Julie Kleeman and Yeshi Jampa
Published 2022
Shaptak means fried meat, and this dish is all about the meat. Traditionally, yak meat would be used, but beef makes a good substitute – and since we’re substituting already, do go for chicken if you prefer. Shaptak is widely enjoyed all over Tibet and there are many variations, so feel free to play around with the veg: we’ve gone for Chinese (napa) cabbage, but peppers (capsicums) make a great pairing too, and are more colourful. If you like celery, that has a good texture an