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Georgian National Dishes: 272 recipes to explore
Explore 272 Georgian recipes, from khachapuri and khinkali to regional stews, breads, vegetable dishes and sweets.
Georgian cooking is shaped by regional ingredients, household practice and generous shared meals. This collection brings together 272 ranked recipe versions, including cheese breads, dumplings, grilled dishes, bean preparations, walnut-based foods, soups, stews and sweets. The recipes are presented as specific, repeatable home-kitchen versions; regional and family variations are noted on the relevant pages rather than treated as one definitive formula.

Explore Georgian national dishes
Georgian cooking is shaped by regional ingredients, household practice and generous shared meals. This collection brings together 272 ranked recipe versions, including cheese breads, dumplings, grilled dishes, bean preparations, walnut-based foods, soups, stews and sweets. The recipes are presented as specific, repeatable home-kitchen versions; regional and family variations are noted on the relevant pages rather than treated as one definitive formula.
Choose a dish by its ingredients, available time and occasion. Each recipe gives measured ingredients, a clear method, timing, serving advice and practical food-safety guidance. Some preparations are quick, while others need soaking, proofing or a long simmer, so check the full recipe before you begin.
Open a recipe for its ingredients, method and serving details. Regional names and variations are explained with the individual dish.
Explore Georgian national dishes
Open a recipe for its ingredients, method and serving details. Regional names and variations are explained with the individual dish.

Imeruli Khachapuri
Make round Imeruli khachapuri with yeast dough, a melted cheese filling, and clear shaping and baking cues

Khinkali
Make Georgian khinkali with a firm dough, juicy beef-and-pork filling, careful pleating, and clear boiling and safety cues

Adjaruli Khachapuri
Bake Adjaruli khachapuri with a golden boat-shaped crust, melted cheese, egg, and butter, with clear shaping and safe egg-cooking cues

Mtsvadi
Make Georgian mtsvadi with juicy pork neck, settled charcoal embers, raw onion, and clear thermometer checks for safe grilling

Lobio
Make Georgian lobio with soft red kidney beans, walnuts, fresh herbs, and blue fenugreek, with clear steps for safely cooking dried beans

Chakapuli
Make Georgian Chakapuli with tender lamb, fresh tarragon, sour green plums, herbs, and dry white wine. The recipe includes clear simmering and food-safety guidance
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Georgian National Dishes: 272 recipes to explore
Explore 272 Georgian recipes, from khachapuri and khinkali to regional stews, breads, vegetable dishes and sweets.

Ojakhuri: Georgian Pork and Potatoes
Make Georgian ojakhuri with browned pork, golden potato wedges, tender onion and cilantro. Cook the components separately, then bring them together hot

Chanakhi: Georgian Lamb and Vegetable Stew
Cook Georgian chanakhi with lamb shoulder, eggplant, potatoes and tomatoes, slowly braised under a lid until the meat is tender

Bazhe: Georgian Walnut Sauce
Make Georgian bazhe by blending walnuts with garlic, blue fenugreek, coriander, marigold and vinegar, then chilling until thick and smooth

Tkemali: Georgian Green Cherry Plum Sauce
Make Georgian green tkemali by simmering sour cherry plums, sieving the fruit and seasoning it with garlic, cilantro, dill and chile

Adjika: Georgian Red Chile Paste
Make Georgian adjika by grinding dried red chiles with garlic, coriander and blue fenugreek, then binding the paste with cooled boiled water

Sulguni: Georgian Layered Stretched Cheese
Make Georgian Sulguni from fresh unsalted Imeretian curd with a controlled hot-water stretch, repeated folds and a measured chilled brine

Megruli Khachapuri: Megrelian Double-Cheese Bread
Make Georgian Megruli khachapuri with a soft yeast dough, an Imeretian cheese and sulguni filling, and a bubbling sulguni topping

Tushetian Guda Cheese with Shoti Bread
Serve Tushetian Guda, Georgia’s mature highland cheese, with fresh shoti bread in a simple four-person tasting plate

Georgian Dambalkhacho with Clarified Butter (Khachoerbo)
Make khachoerbo, a Pshavian Dambalkhacho cheese warmed gently in clarified butter and served with shoti bread

Meskhetian Tenili Cheese with Shoti Bread
Serve Georgian Tenili, Meskheti's delicate pulled-thread cheese, with fresh shoti bread in a simple four-person plate

Georgian Tolma in Grape Leaves
Make Georgian tolma with beef, pork, rice and herbs wrapped in grape leaves, gently simmered and served with garlic matsoni sauce

Georgian Chikhirtma Chicken Soup
Make Georgian chikhirtma, a silky chicken soup thickened with eggs and flour, brightened with white wine vinegar and fresh coriander

Georgian Khashi (Beef Feet and Tripe Soup)
Make Georgian khashi with beef feet and tripe, slowly simmered until tender and served piping hot with crushed garlic

Georgian Shila Pilav (Soft Lamb and Rice Pilaf)
Cook Georgian shila pilav with lamb, sheep-tail fat and round rice simmered until soft, creamy and nearly broken down

Penovani Khachapuri
Bake Georgian penovani khachapuri at home: eight flaky square pastries filled with Imeretian cheese and sulguni, with clear shaping and oven cues

Guruli Gvezeli
Make Gurian crescent pastries at home with soft yeast dough, Imeretian cheese and a whole hard-boiled egg in every serving

Achma
Make Georgian achma at home with thin parboiled dough sheets, Imeretian cheese, sulguni and butter baked into eight crisp-edged squares

Sinori
Make Georgian Sinori with upright lavash scrolls, fresh curd cheese, butter and garlic in a creamy baked dish

Borano
Make Ajarian Borano with sulguni softened in hot water and gently melted in golden browned butter

Tashmijabi
Make Georgian Tashmijabi with warm mashed potatoes and fresh sulguni stirred together until thick and stretchy

Khavitsi
Make Georgian Khavitsi, a hearty wheat-and-corn flour porridge served hot with clarified butter

Churchkhela
Make Kakhetian churchkhela with walnut strings coated in thickened grape juice and wheat flour

Pelamushi
Make Georgian pelamushi with grape juice and fine cornmeal. This naturally sweet harvest pudding is cooked until glossy, then chilled until firm

Tatara
Make Georgian tatara by reducing grape juice and cooking it with wheat flour until thick. Cool it on a plate and serve with optional walnuts
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