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Dishes of Armenian cuisine

Armenian soup kololik

Kololik is essentially a soup with meatballs. However, the composition of its products, taste and technology, this dish is very different from European soups. Like many Armenian dishes, the kololik has several varieties, differing in the degree of complexity of cooking. The easiest in this respect is the ordinary kololik, the most complex,…

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Gata Armenian

Gata – eastern sweetness, the most famous Armenian cookies, unusually tasty. It reminiscent of either puff cakes or rolls with sweet stuffing. During cooking, the gata is cut into small pieces, which is why it was called a cookie. To prepare this eastern sweetness you need a fairly simple set of products, but…

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Kutap – Armenian national trout dish

Kutap – Armenian national trout dish is something amazing! Recipes of stuffed fish are found in many national cuisines, but the combination of fish with raisins and ginger is probably the only one of its kind. Garnish is not needed for this fish – it is already inside her, where rice absorbed all…

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Armenian cuisine

Armenian cuisine is one of the oldest in the world. The main features of this cuisine was formed long before our era and has survived in our time. In the excavations, belonging to the IX – VII centuries BC, discovered wheat, found the remains of bread baked from flour coarsely ground. For millennia,…

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Khashlama on beer

Khashlama is an incredibly tasty Armenian dish, which is served to the table as the main first course. It is prepared mainly from lamb (less often – from veal) with vegetables. Armenian cuisine is one of the oldest in Asia and the oldest in Transcaucasia. It is very tasty, fragrant and satisfying dish….

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Khash

Khash is one of the oldest Caucasian dishes. As a rule, this nourishing soup is eaten early in the morning – it gives energy almost all day. The dish comes from Armenia. Ingredients: beef legs – 1,5 kg; tripe – 0,5 kg; garlic – 3 heads radish – 1 pc; parsley greens; basil…

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