Do you like Georgian food?

I've never had it.

Chicken tabaka

Is this a walnut troll?

R3, I'll accept that title. Walnuts must really originate from this region of the world -- they use so much of it in their cooking!

I've had Adjaruli - there's a kiosk at The Original Farmers Market that sells it. Other Georgian foods look great, too like the Ostri and several cheese-laden dishes.

R5, I love khachapurri (I'm sure I butchered that spelling)>

Yes, I love Georgian food. There is a restaurant in DC, Supra, that is very good.

When I visited Russia a few years ago (before the war), I went out to a couple of Georgian restaurants, I got the impression that it's the go-to ethnic food for Russians, like a Chinese or Italian for Americans. Yes, it's very good!

It is far too yonic for me OP

See below.

I love this lady. She's my favorite!

I'm allergic to eggs. I'm allergic to dairy.

This is what I crave, forbidden food of the Georgian culinary gods

I want to try Khinkali! Dumplings with meat inside? Look amazing.

It all looks so delicious.

I have a good friend from Tbilisi - I’ll have to ask her about the cuisine. She did once show me a picture of their Easter treats and they looked magnificent.

R8, I'm starting to believe that Georgian food is the best cuisine that Americans don't know about.

R14, try it. It's delicious, very fresh and herb-forward!

It does look good.

Thank you so much, all [blushes].

Hi Georgia!

A plum sauce used as a condiment dip.

Cilantro sauce

Georgian Hangover Soup

I visited Bratislava in Slovakia a few years ago. The hotel recommended a Georgian restaurant nearby. We ended up going every night, the food was delicious.

I have read that during Soviet times, Georgian food was considered the best in the whole Soviet Union.

Shila Plavi -- Georgia's answer to risotto, with lots of caraway and sheep's milk cheese.

I love shrimp and grits and peach pie!

Great thread!

Any recommended Georgian restaurants in the US?

I loved the food when I was in Atlanta.

They hate us very badly there.

I might have been there myself, R7.

Wasn’t impressed. Not much to choose from.

Chicken in walnut sauce.

It looks like pussy

Meat-filled soup dumplings.

What could one expect under the umbrella rule directed from Moscow, r28?

R28, yeah, that's a shame. But it also occurred to me that if I only eat food(s) from countries with stellar gay rights records, I'd either starve or be eating very bland food. Oy.

R26, Khinkali House in Glendale, CA is not a bad place to try out soup dumplings.