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Caption: A food guide to GEORGIA
Caption: If there is one thing Georgia is famous for, is it’s wine and food culture.
Did you know that wine was invented here in the Caucasus region?
Every meal in Georgia is a feast, and no one is allowed to leave the table before being stuffed!
Here it’s a list of all the traditional Georgian dishes you need to try when you visit the country.
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Caption: Khachapuri:
baked bread with tons of cheese and butter.
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Caption: There are a few different varieties of Khachapuri, but the most photogenic one (and my favorite one) is the Adjarian Khachapuri which comes with extra butter and an egg on top. Yummy!
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Caption: Georgian dip with mint, cheese and pomegranate.
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Caption: Georgian Salad:
the typical salad made of cucumbers and tomatoes.
It can come with crushed walnuts on top.
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Caption: Pkhali:
a vegetarian appetizer made of different dips. They can be made with beetroot, spinach, or other vegetables mixed with walnuts and garlic.
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Caption: Khinkali:
Georgian dumplings that can be either filled with meat (the most traditional ones), or with cheese, potatoes, mushrooms, etc.
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Caption: They come in different shapes and pair perfectly with a glass of red wine.
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Caption: Kubdari: a baked pastry from the region of Svaneti.
It’s a sort of Khachapuri, but filled with meat and many spices such as Svanetian salt.
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Caption: Cheese:
Georgians loove cheese!
You’ll have cheese at every meal in Georgia.
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Caption: Lobio Other traditional Georgian dishes include Lobio, a bean soup, and Badrijani Nigvzit, fried eggplant rolls with a walnut and garlic filling (delicious!).
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Caption: Raise your hand if you’d like to visit Georgia and eat all the food!
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