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==Khmeli Suneli== | |||
[[File:Khmeli_suneli.JPG|thumb|right|A bowl of Khmeli Suneli]] | |||
'''Khmeli Suneli''' ({{lang-ka|_____ ______}}) is a traditional [[Georgian cuisine|Georgian]] spice mix that is widely used in the culinary traditions of [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]]. It is known for its aromatic and complex flavor profile, which enhances a variety of dishes. | |||
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==Ingredients== | |||
Khmeli Suneli typically includes a blend of several dried herbs and spices. The exact composition can vary, but common ingredients include: | |||
* [[Coriander]] | |||
* [[Fenugreek]] | |||
* [[Dill]] | |||
* [[Basil]] | |||
* [[Bay leaf]] | |||
* [[Marjoram]] | |||
* [[Safflower]] | |||
* [[Black pepper]] | |||
* [[Red pepper]] | |||
The | Some variations may also include [[mint]], [[parsley]], or [[savory]]. The combination of these ingredients gives Khmeli Suneli its distinctive aroma and flavor. | ||
==Uses in Cuisine== | |||
Khmeli Suneli is a versatile spice mix used in a variety of Georgian dishes. It is often added to: | |||
* [[Soups]] and [[stews]] | |||
* [[Meat]] dishes, particularly [[poultry]] and [[lamb]] | |||
* [[Vegetable]] dishes | |||
* [[Sauces]] and [[marinades]] | |||
The spice mix is particularly popular in traditional Georgian dishes such as [[Kharcho]], a hearty meat soup, and [[Satsivi]], a dish made with poultry and a rich walnut sauce. | |||
== | ==Cultural Significance== | ||
In Georgian culture, Khmeli Suneli is more than just a spice mix; it is a symbol of the rich culinary heritage of the region. The use of Khmeli Suneli in cooking reflects the diverse influences and traditions that have shaped Georgian cuisine over centuries. | |||
==Preparation== | |||
Preparing Khmeli Suneli involves drying and grinding the individual herbs and spices, then mixing them in specific proportions. While pre-made Khmeli Suneli is available in stores, many Georgian cooks prefer to make their own blend to suit their personal taste preferences. | |||
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==Related pages== | |||
* [[Georgian cuisine]] | * [[Georgian cuisine]] | ||
* [[Spice | * [[Spice mix]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Herbs and spices]] | ||
[[Category:Georgian cuisine]] | |||
[[Category:Spices]] | [[Category:Spices]] | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 15 February 2025
A traditional Georgian spice mix
Khmeli Suneli
Khmeli Suneli (Georgian: _____ ______
) is a traditional Georgian spice mix that is widely used in the culinary traditions of Georgia. It is known for its aromatic and complex flavor profile, which enhances a variety of dishes.
Ingredients
Khmeli Suneli typically includes a blend of several dried herbs and spices. The exact composition can vary, but common ingredients include:
Some variations may also include mint, parsley, or savory. The combination of these ingredients gives Khmeli Suneli its distinctive aroma and flavor.
Uses in Cuisine
Khmeli Suneli is a versatile spice mix used in a variety of Georgian dishes. It is often added to:
The spice mix is particularly popular in traditional Georgian dishes such as Kharcho, a hearty meat soup, and Satsivi, a dish made with poultry and a rich walnut sauce.
Cultural Significance
In Georgian culture, Khmeli Suneli is more than just a spice mix; it is a symbol of the rich culinary heritage of the region. The use of Khmeli Suneli in cooking reflects the diverse influences and traditions that have shaped Georgian cuisine over centuries.
Preparation
Preparing Khmeli Suneli involves drying and grinding the individual herbs and spices, then mixing them in specific proportions. While pre-made Khmeli Suneli is available in stores, many Georgian cooks prefer to make their own blend to suit their personal taste preferences.