7 must-try food in Georgia
1. Khachapuri
2. Mtsvadi
3. Khinkali
Making the Georgian soup dumpling khinkali is an art form – experienced cooks will tell you that any fewer than 20 folds is the work of an amateur – but when faced with a plate piled with these slippery, meat-broth-filled parcels you’ll find yourself too distracted by the delicious aromas to count them. Eating khinkali has a specific set of rules too: they’re finger foods, with the little knot at the top used for lifting them. You then bite a hole in the side in order to slurp out the soup before eating the rest of the dumpling, discarding the knot.
4. Lobiani
Lobiani is famous Georgian round-shaped bean pie that is extremely popular with locals as well as tourists. There are two versions of lobiani, one with ham and another plain, vegetarian version. The dish is extremely delicious and easy to prepare at home. You can either prepare it on the pan at low heat or bake in the oven. Also you can add or exclude onion to your taste.
5. ojakhuri
Ojakhuri is a simple, yet very delicious and popular dish in Georgian families. The name itself means family meal and it is made with fried meat, potatoes and onions. One will find Ojakhuri in the menus in many Georgian restaurants and tourists order it quite often. According to this recipe you can prepare delicious and hearty Ojakhuri for your family by yourself.
6.Ajapsandali
Ajapsandali is a traditional Georgian vegetable stew which is typically served cold. There are many variations of ajapsandali, you can boil it in a pot, add potatoes, green beans, zucchini etc.
7. Lobio
Lobio is a Georgian dish prepared with kidney beans and spices. The dish is extremely popular both with locals and foreigners. There exist several versions of traditional lobio, with crushed walnuts, more spices or even with tkemali sauce. Here we present the recipe of letter one, that will not be difficult to prepare at home for yourself.
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