Boorsok (Culinary)
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Boorsok are small pieces of yeast dough fried in mutton fat until puffed and golden. They are heaped on the cloth at weddings, memorial gatherings and feasts. In a custom shared with the Kyrgyz, the smell of frying fat (jyt) at a memorial meal is said to reach the dead.
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