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Common beliefs of the Mongolian people. There are a number of taboos in the daily life of the people of the Mongolian ethnic group. The Mongolian people worship the fire god and the kitchen god. When you are in a yurt, do not warm your feet or dry your boots and shoes by a fire, step over a stove or kick at the stove, or poke the fire with a knife. The Mongolian people consider water as a pure deity. Washing hands and dirty objects or taking a bath in a river is therefore tabooed. When a Mongolian woman gives birth to a child, the family hangs a noticeable sigh under the eaves-a bow and arrow for a boy and a strip of red cloth for a gid. Seeing the sign, the visitor should not enter the house. Mongolian herdsmen are known for their hospitality Nevertheless, there are taboos the visitor to a Mongolian family should observe.
Mongolia Cuisine, Food & Recipes. Mongolian cuisine is less complex than that of most Asian countries. The most common rural dish is cooked mutton, often bereft of other ingredients. In the cities, a popular snack is buuz-dumplings filled with meat, cooked in steam.Bansh are dumplings boiled in water, whilst Khuushuur are deep fried in mutton fat.he most common rural dish is cooked mutton, often bereft of other ingredients. In the cities, a popular snack is buuz-dumplings filled with meat, cooked in steam. Bansh are dumplings boiled in water, whilst Khuushuur are deep fried in mutton fat.