About the dish
Khachapuri is Georgia's cheese-filled bread, baked in almost every home and served on every occasion. The most widespread is Imeretian khachapuri – a round bread with cheese inside – and Megrelian, with an extra layer of cheese on top. The most spectacular is the boat-shaped Adjarian kind: yeasted dough is filled with a mix of sulguni and Imeretian cheese, and as soon as it leaves the oven a raw egg yolk and a knob of butter go in the middle. At the table they are stirred into the hot cheese, and pieces of crust are torn off to dip in. Khachapuri is eaten for breakfast, as a snack and at the supra feast.
Main ingredients
- wheat flour
- sulguni cheese
- Imeretian cheese
- eggs
- butter
Georgia: Round Imeretian and Megrelian khachapuri are the most common, while the egg-topped boats are a speciality of Adjara.
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