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    Georgian Dishes

    Basturma

      - November 2, 2011  8:08 am

    Basturma is a traditional Georgian kebab. Delicious meat is served with table wine and much of green.

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    Buglama

      - November 2, 2011  8:07 am

    Buglama is lamb stewed in large quantity of spices.

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    Gomi

      - November 2, 2011  8:05 am

    Gomi is dense, pasty dish made from corn and wheat flour. (without salt or spices). It is served hot instead of bread to spicy dishes.

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    Khashi

      - November 2, 2011  7:59 am

    Khashi is Georgian dense soup made from entrails and garlic.

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    Khinkali

      - November 2, 2011  7:58 am

    Khinkali is a kind of Georgian pelmeni (boiled pastries with a meat filling), very spicy.

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