Ajapsandali

Ajapsandali silto soto, or imambayaldi We present you another Georgian dish - ajapsandali. He is equally loved both at home and in neighboring countries. By the way, in Turkey there is an analogue of ajapsandali - "Imambayldy", and in Europe a similar dish is called "saute". It is difficult to say the version of the execution of the dish of whose country can be considered the primary source. And is it correct to ask such a question? In any case, here are the main ingredients that must be present in ajacksandali: eggplant, sweet pepper, tomatoes, garlic, coriander, basil, onion, vegetable oil. If desired, you can add any other favorite vegetables, the main thing that all these ingredients were fresh. The dish turns out to be incredibly aromatic, and it can be served both hot and cold. Such a recipe is very relevant in the summer, during the vegetable season and during the fast.

Ajapsandali silto soto, or imambayaldi We present you another Georgian dish - ajapsandali. He is equally loved both at home and in neighboring countries. By the way, in Turkey there is an analogue of ajapsandali - "Imambayldy", and in Europe a similar dish is called "saute". It is difficult to say the version of the execution of the dish of whose country can be considered the primary source. And is it correct to ask such a question? In any case, here are the main ingredients that must be present in ajacksandali: eggplant, sweet pepper, tomatoes, garlic, coriander, basil, onion, vegetable oil. If desired, you can add any other favorite vegetables, the main thing that all these ingredients were fresh. The dish turns out to be incredibly aromatic, and it can be served both hot and cold. Such a recipe is very relevant in the summer, during the vegetable season and during the fast.

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