/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Khachapuri, kharcho.

Try their local homemade wines. I hear it's quite unique.
And beware if you go to a dinner party, you have to drink after every speech and anecdote and they make a lot of them.

>>12053125
The meat there is great because the farm animals are raised in more traditional ways. Supposedly their wine is also pretty good, and the people there drink a lot

>>12053125
there's seven different places in that picture, eight if you count the ocean

which place are you going

>>12053136
Are you dumb

>>12053136
Flying into tbilisi, not exactly sure yet
>>12053130
Khachapuri looks good af
>>12053135
Which meat? Im sick of lamb
>>12053131
Havent had a drink in a couple months. Like the idea of wine though

>>12053142
>Khachapuri looks good af
There are several variations but they all stick to the core idea of cheesy bread. They're pretty common here in Russia, adjarian khachapuri are particularly good.
Other than that there are khinkali (dumplings), various cheeses such as suluguni and various soups and sauces for barbequed meat. That's

>>12053140
the ocean counts as a place

>>12053125
Where is Atlanta at?

Do places in russia/the caucasus sell lactose intolerance pills?

>>12053125
Georgian pusy

>>12053150
No matter how I look at the map, I don't see any group of similar objects with seven (or eight when including ocean). If you mean the 6 (not 7) countries shown, then you're obviously retarded because 1) OP is clearly going to Georgia which is the center white country, and 2) you can't count worth shit. If you were counting the cities shown, then you're also retarded because there are 12 cities shown, not 7 - and the ocean is not a city.

Either way you're retarded and I'm confused.

>>12053162
oh so you're the one who is confused and somehow that makes me retarded oh okay okay oh okay

I went to a Georgian restaurant quite recently in Moscow.
Unfortunately I can’t remember most of the names. Khachapuri was very good, also loved the spinach one.
There is that one dish which is lamb stew with sorrel, great thing.
Therr are also Georgian-style dumplings which are nice too.
The white wine I had was quite unique, nothing like I had so far, but you either like it or hate it. I quite liked it as I like dry white wine in general.

>>12053201
Is kachapuri a bit like pizza? You order a pepperoni kachapurri and its like an open faced calzone?

>>12053125
Shrimp and grits.

>>12053125
Get some good old southern BBQ

>>12053125

Peaches

>>12053199
Yes, you're still retarded.

>>12053125
Classic bbq, brisket, cornbread, all the fixins

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>>12053153
No, we don't have those defective genes in our gene pool. Just buy kefir, it'll fix your gut bacteria right up and you'll be able to digest lactose easily.

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>>12053502
eBin

Does Abkhazia have any distinct cuisine? Is it worth visiting in general?

>>12053201
khinkali is on a photo

>>12053125
B's Cracklin Barbeque in Atlanta

>>12053125
Well whatever you do, make sure to avoid all of the combat aircraft in the area, unless you've paid for one of the modules yourself and are planning to go there for combat training.

>>12053125
Khachapuri
Sulguni
Kharcho
Khinkali

>>12053125
khachipuri, khinkhali, abkhazuri, lobio/lobiani, churchella

to drink, wine chacha and georgian soda

you can find some ripoffs of armenian food too but its only a few hours to yerevan, might as well get the real thing